A CTA bus driver and a passenger saved residents from a fire in Chicago's South Shore by alerting them and providing shelter on the bus. No one was injured and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

PBOT has launched "Pothole March Madness," a two-week push to repair Portland's winter-damaged streets, following the filling of nearly 3,000 potholes post-January storms.

Passengers sue Boeing and Alaska Airlines for $1 billion following a frightful incident on Flight 1282 due to a door plug failure causing cabin depressurization.

The City of Seattle plans to improve safety in municipal buildings by hiring engineering consultants to evaluate and enhance fall protections, with an RFQ to be published on March 18, 2024.

JetBlue and Spirit Airlines have called off their $3.8 billion merger after a legal challenge, with shares of Spirit plunging and JetBlue's rising post-announcement.

The Zilker Eagle Mini Train in Austin is set to return in March with upgrades and a new route after a hiatus since 2019. The renovated train will be ADA-compliant and offer improved features.

The FY2024 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill proposes $58.191 billion to enhance U.S. energy, water infrastructure, and scientific research.

The Gila River Bridge project in Arizona marks the beginning of the I-10 expansion, promising improved traffic flow and safety. Construction begins in April to replace the aging bridge, which will remain open during upgrades.

Arizona promotes highway safety by encouraging drivers to check for vehicle recalls during Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, highlighting resources like AZMVDNOW.gov and the NHTSA's VIN Look-Up Tool.

Michigan ranks third in the U.S. for the worst pothole issues, with a high average repair cost, following a study using Google Trends data on pothole-related searches.

Brightline is preparing to add a new station in downtown Stuart, Martin County to its Florida high-speed rail network, following a deal with local authorities.

Bridge rehabilitation on Atlantic Boulevard in Coral Springs, between Riverside Drive and Coral Ridge Drive, begins March 11 and is expected to end in September 2024, with minimal traffic impact.

North Attleborough begins partial demolition of the hazardous Webster Mill with road closures and detours in effect; town advises public to avoid the site due to safety and environmental risks.