Caltrans will narrow the I‑405 to three lanes through the Sepulveda Pass from 10 p.m. Mar 20 to 5 a.m. Mar 23, closing Getty Center ramps. Expect heavy backups and follow posted detours.

The MTA will unveil a major railcar purchase at its new Sunset Park testing facility on March 19, 2026 — a move that could speed replacement of old trains on Brooklyn lines.

MoDOT showed Hazelwood council a 2026 construction map highlighting I‑70 resurfacing, I‑270 lane and bridge work, and Lindbergh ADA upgrades that could affect travel. The city posted the map to Facebook.

A tunnel fire near 135th Street stalled a 2 train and snarled service on the 2 and 3 lines during the Wednesday afternoon commute.

A Feb. 27 close call between an American Airlines jet and a police helicopter near San Antonio prompted the FAA to stop using 'visual separation' for helicopters in busy airspace.

I‑394 repairs paused E‑ZPass tolling, creating a seven‑figure revenue gap that MnDOT says it may cover with supplemental state transportation funds.

King County held a ceremonial groundbreaking for the RapidRide I Line Thursday, with federal help totaling roughly $99M as the project moves into construction.

Kimberly J. “Kim” Becker is retiring after 40 years leading SAN through record growth and the New Terminal 1 project, and Mayor Todd Gloria publicly thanked her. Atif Saeed will take over as the airport’s new CEO.

An avalanche closed US‑40 westbound between Robbers Roost and Mary Jane Ski Area, prompting CDOT to post a closure and crews to respond.

USDOT finalized roughly $1.06B to replace the Blatnik Bridge, clearing the path for construction and easing months of uncertainty for the Twin Ports.

JTA has outlined five alternatives for the downtown Skyway — from rehab to AVs or a trail — and is holding open houses next week for public input. Community feedback will help narrow the plan.

A $142M, three-year overhaul of I-35W frontage roads and the Sylvania Avenue bridge will start later this year, forcing detours and long closures near downtown Fort Worth.

An NTSB factual report says an Amtrak train moved past a restricting signal into a switching block in New South Memphis on Feb. 22, and four people suffered non‑critical injuries.