Getaround announced a restructuring plan, cutting about a third of its North American staff to improve profitability, despite a revenue jump last quarter. The layoffs are part of various initiatives including AI and global app improvements.

MDOT announces intermittent 15-minute closures for US-31 Charlevoix bridge in Northern Michigan due to maintenance, affecting traffic from Feb. 12-16.

San Antonio expects traffic delays on Saturday for Chief Master Sergeant Robert D. Gaylor's funeral procession from JBSA-Lackland to Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.

The new TV show "Lone Star Muscle" features Vinnie Tortorella restoring classic cars on CW39, starting from February 3, with episodes airing into 2024.

The City of Long Beach seeks proposals for aeronautical development on a 17-acre land parcel at Long Beach Airport, aiming to bolster facilities and economic growth.

TriMet and others are pushing to criminalize drug use on public transit in Oregon, proposing an amendment to Senate Bill 1553 without repealing Measure 110.

Wright County officials warn of potentially early spring load restrictions on roads due to unseasonably warm weather, as monitored by the Minnesota Department of Transportation.

Phoenix drivers face weekend traffic disruptions due to multiple freeway construction projects, including closures and lane restrictions, from Feb. 9 to Feb. 13.

SDOT reports RapidRide G Line on Madison Street is 80% complete, with the new bus service expected to launch in fall 2024, enhancing Seattle's public transport.

Broward County awarded a $29 million airport contract to MCM, previously involved in the deadly 2018 FIU bridge collapse, raising concerns about safety and accountability.

Illinois authorities promote sober driving and seatbelt use for Super Bowl Sunday, highlighting the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" and "Click It or Ticket" campaigns.

Seattle launches a pilot for dedicated Freight-and-Bus Only Lanes on Westlake Ave N to improve transit and freight flow, set to operate 24/7 for a year after completion in 2025-2026.

Chicago Transit Authority begins testing a new and advanced farebox system on buses, aimed at improving the payment process and data collection, with a full rollout expected by the end of the year.