Due to inclement weather, TxDOT postponed the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project in San Antonio, canceling a major road closure scheduled for concrete pouring.

A crash in South Fulton involving a sedan and a Slingshot vehicle resulted in three deaths and closed Old National Highway. The victims' identities haven't been released, but one was identified by family in an interview.

ADOT announces freeway closures and restrictions in Phoenix for pavement work, lane squeezing, and bridge surveying from March 8-11, affecting US 60, I-10, and Loop 101.

I-696 in Oakland County faces closures for the "Restore the Reuther" project, disrupting traffic with detours and ramp shutdowns for reconstruction work.

AAA reports drowsy driving is a factor in 18% of traffic fatalities, a rate ten times higher than previous data indicated, especially concerning with the upcoming Daylight Saving Time change.

MnDOT seeks public input on the planned 2026 rebuild of the Hwy. 24 bridge over I-94 in Clearwater, Minnesota, to ensure the project meets community needs.

The article discusses Minnesota's need for resilient infrastructure in response to severe weather events that displaced 9,000 residents last year, featuring insights from a University of Minnesota professor on sustainable building practices.

Miami's Metromover will be closed this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. due to construction at the Miami Tower. A free bus shuttle will replace the service during this period.

A barn fire in Cherokee County caused road closures on Bells Ferry Road, leading to significant traffic delays, with local firefighters responding to the scene.

The Marion Street Pedestrian Bridge in Seattle has been completed, offering improved safety and aesthetics with features like handrail lights for commuters and tourists.

Boeing is scrutinized by the NTSB for not providing records on a 737 panel incident, with lawmakers demanding compliance and stressing the need for proper safety practices.

Miami's "Potholepalooza" project, extending through April 14, 2024, aims to fix potholes and enhance road safety in districts 3 and 7 with public involvement.

Oregon residents face potential electric bill spikes with PGE proposing a 7.4% rate increase for 2025, adding to a prior 17% hike in 2024. The increases aim to fund infrastructure and cover costs. Public input is considered in the approval process.