Caltrain suspends service between San Jose Diridon and Tamien stations for Electrification Project work, providing free bus replacements for the weekend of December 16-17.

Amazon plans to open a new delivery station in Round Rock, Texas, which may create 200 jobs. The facility will be located on land formerly part of Robinson Ranch. Construction is expected to begin by the end of the next year.

The Port of Galveston, a top U.S. cruise port, welcomed the Norwegian Prima and anticipates a record year with 389 cruises in 2024. Terminal upgrades and a new cruise terminal are planned.

Chicago Transit Board approves the 'Innovation Studio' program to enhance public transit by sourcing ideas from the private sector to improve rider experience and security.

Houston received a $10.1 million federal grant to improve pedestrian safety on critical roadways, addressing high collision rates and pedestrian fatalities.

Alameda County has announced that Mines Road will have eastbound lane closures near Mile Marker 6.50 for drilling operations from December 18-20, with flagging operations regulating traffic.

Ventura County has approved a $239,900 contract with AKA Architects for the design of the Carmen Ramirez Family Justice Center in Oxnard, aimed at helping family violence victims.

Houston's METRO adds an autonomous shuttle, FutureLink, and an electric vehicle to its fleet, aligning with an eco-friendly vision for public transit.

BART's holiday schedule includes special service hours, free parking on select dates, and New Year's Eve extensions, aiming to ease travel for holiday commuters and celebrators.

San Diego City Council adopts a Complete Streets Policy to enhance safety and accessibility for all transportation modes, furthering climate action and Vision Zero goals.

Sonoma County increases transit fare discounts for low-income adults from 20% to 50% through the Bay Area's Clipper START program effective January 1, 2024.

The San Mateo County TA Board approved $135.9 million for local highway projects aimed at reducing traffic and increasing safety, funded by Measures A and W sales-tax revenues.

The NTSB released a preliminary report on a CTA Yellow Line train crashing into a snow plow, resulting in $8.7 million in damages and multiple injuries. The train was unable to stop despite emergency braking, leading to 39 people getting injured.