Luxury Link’s analysis of BTS data says cancellations into Atlanta could jump nearly 200% during the July 4 week, raising risks for connections and rebookings.

Viral clips show officers turning residents away near SoFi Stadium during World Cup match traffic. Inglewood and Metro say they’re coordinating to protect neighborhood access.

The Illinois Tollway’s Driving Connections plan would raise passenger tolls about $0.45 and commercial tolls 30% to fund a $26.5 billion, 15‑year program; public hearings are scheduled this summer.

TxDOT says the I‑610 northbound flyover to I‑10/US‑90 reopened after a fatal crash that snarled the East Loop commute.

After a contentious work session, Orange County commissioners put off adopting higher transportation impact fees while staff recalculates charges tied to surging road costs.

Sunnyvale tightened its 72-hour parking rules — vehicles must move 1,000 feet and rented RVs can’t be used as housing. Enforcement begins July 16, 2026.

A WestJet flight to Calgary deplaned on a Denver runway after an unspecified incident; passengers were bused back to the terminal and officials reported no injuries.

Collierville will restripe a seven-lane stretch of Collierville-Arlington Road into a three-lane corridor with buffered bike lanes, shoulders and a lower speed limit. TDOT will handle a roughly 30-day, two-phase restriping starting at Shelton Road.

WHCRWA’s Central Pump Station in Katy began pushing treated Lake Houston water into the regional system on June 2, a key step in shifting the area off groundwater.

A $180M INFRA award will fund 917 truck parking spaces along I‑4, with three sites in Seminole and Volusia moving into construction this summer. The build aims to ease dangerous roadside parking and modernize the corridor.

City Council approved a public improvement agreement to build a $22.5M shared-use path and hike-and-bike bridge linking Uptown and Memorial Park.

Denver’s City Council advanced a $184M, 10-year advertising concession for DIA after reworking DEI language to fit federal rules. The move clears the way for JCDecaux’s digital overhaul of terminals.

Entergy is investing $13.5M to harden power lines in St. Bernard Parish, replacing roughly 640 poles with storm‑rated equipment to cut outage times and protect local industry.