Flash flooding early Thursday closed a stretch of I‑90 near Dexter, blocking east‑west traffic and sending crews to set detours. Officials warned motorists to avoid flooded roadways.

El Cerrito will hold a July 13 ribbon-cutting for the Del Norte Complete Streets project, adding protected bike lanes, bus islands and safer crosswalks.

Midday parade closures and nighttime fireworks will limit access in Dublin on July 4; find closures, parking and transit options.

DOT data show pedestrian deaths fell to 46 in the first half of 2026 — the lowest half-year total since Vision Zero began — even as overall traffic fatalities ticked up. City officials credit redesigns and enforcement but advocates say more work is needed.

The City of Atlanta will halt lane, road and sidewalk closures from 6 a.m. July 3 to 6 a.m. July 6 so streets remain open for July 4 events and travel.

Major downtown streets will be closed and transit altered for Red, White & BOOM! on July 3; expect bridge restrictions and heavy crowds.

SEPTA’s July 5 timetable brings longer trains, simplified express service and more weekday trips to Penn Medicine Station. Riders should check updated timetables before traveling.

TxDOT is planning a multi‑mile overhaul of Loop 410 that could remove the westbound San Pedro exit and reroute traffic to McCullough. Timelines and costs are still being finalized.

RTD will run a Sunday/Holiday schedule on Friday, July 3 and add extra rail cars for downtown Fourth of July crowds. Expect heavier service to Ball Arena, Empower Field and Union Station.

A water main rupture in Dundalk left a car in a sinkhole and disrupted service to about 50 Baltimore County customers. Crews are on scene working to free the vehicle and repair the line.

North Port will activate school‑zone speed cameras when Sarasota County classes resume Aug. 10. A 30‑day warning runs in August, with $100 notices slated after that period.

A Mt. Nebo Road bridge over I-79 was reduced to one lane after inspectors found a large deck crack. Crews removed loose concrete and detours are in place.

Crews aboard the DB Avalon routed dredged sediment to the Cox Creek STAR site as Maryland and USACE push to turn spoil into habitat and building materials. The move pairs daily dredging work with pilot reuse programs and Mid‑Bay island restoration plans.