YoloTD awarded MV Transportation a three‑year, $123.6M contract to operate Yolobus. Board materials say the deal includes a 90‑day rehiring window and union protections.

American Honda is recalling nearly 99,000 Honda and Acura vehicles over a seat‑sensor defect that can trigger airbags unexpectedly. Owner letters arrive in July and repairs will be free.

SDOT is waiving commercial e‑cargo bike permit fees through the end of 2026 so businesses can test zero‑emission, curb‑ready deliveries. The program includes onboarding help and waived fees until 2027.

Gas spikes, softer new‑EV sales and spotty public charging are reshaping the electric‑vehicle picture across Texas. Local drivers say pockets of good infrastructure coexist with long gaps.

Most of the roughly $122M Highway 5 rebuild is covered by federal and state grants, with Chanhassen's local bill limited to a half‑share of a pedestrian underpass.

Republic Services will begin collection as early as 5:30 a.m. starting June 8 across the Las Vegas Valley to protect crews from extreme heat.

A two‑year, $33.5M pilot will put sensors and ramp meters on northbound I‑15 through Temecula to smooth rush‑hour traffic and track results.

A two-vehicle crash closed westbound U.S. 290 at the Grand Parkway interchange in Cypress Friday night, blocking all lanes and producing heavy backups across the corridor.

A shallow‑draft, wakeless electric ferry for the Charles River is nearly finished; founder Drew Rollert says route and depth testing will begin within weeks. The boat was built in Concord and will recharge at the Newton Yacht Club.

An early-morning two-vehicle crash on I-35E at Ewing Avenue left one person dead and at least three hospitalized, officials said.

Troopers say unsecured cargo leads to roughly 742 crashes a year in Utah and a handful of deaths; officials urge drivers to strap, tarp and check every tie‑down.

A long‑running Riverside Drive viaduct repair in Washington Heights has stalled, blocking River Arts' entrance and prompting neighbors to rally on June 13 for answers.

Embry‑Riddle's new analysis finds U.S. commercial flying is statistically safer than many common activities, even as rare 2025 crashes raised global fatalities.