Planners revealed renderings for a new I-5 bridge over the Columbia River, with options including single-level and double-decker designs, as part of a major replacement effort set to start by 2026.

The Knoxville City Council approved the Growth Policy Plan aiming to guide development until 2044, with Farragut's decision pending. Concerns persist over infrastructure and character preservation.

Houston's City Controller Chris Hollins halts a $150 million vote on George Bush Intercontinental Airport's Terminal B overhaul, mirroring his predecessor's caution.

Waymo is launching driverless rides for employees in Austin, covering 43 square miles, as part of its expansion plans. Austin could become the fourth city with Waymo's robotaxi service.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport anticipates over 30,000 daily passengers during peak spring break days, advising early arrivals and careful packing.

A meeting on March 19 at Monticello Community Center will discuss transportation projects in Sherburne and Wright counties.

Amtrak will suspend Wolverine Trains 350 and 353 on weekdays from May 6 to October 18 to make track improvements for faster travel between Jackson and Ypsilanti.

PBOT's Safe Routes to School program hosts free events for bike maintenance and community rides in Portland to promote cycling and prepare for spring.

Caltrans is closing southbound I-680 in Pleasanton for construction from March 15-18, 2024, which will expedite road refurbishment by a year. Alternative routes are provided.

Mercedes-Benz is collaborating with JDS Development Group to construct a 67-story luxury condominium in Miami, including residences, hotel rooms, and office space.

The City of Duluth announces a temporary closure of Skyline Parkway for ash tree removal due to emerald ash borer concerns, asking motorists to use a detour from Tuesday to Friday.

TriMet unveiled the new Gateway North MAX station in Portland, marking the first station opened in nine years and a part of the "Better Red" project, promising enhanced transit reliability and benefits to the local community.

Several airlines canceled flights between South Florida and Haiti due to escalating violence and unrest in Haiti, with major airports like Miami International Airport suspending all flights to Haiti's capital.