A four-vehicle crash on the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge closed I-10 West near Butte La Rose and snarled traffic; state troopers posted photos and an advisory. Drivers were detoured and should check 511 for updates.

Avride-branded Uber Eats robots were seen across Center City and Old City, prompting hitchBOT comparisons and fresh questions about sidewalk safety.

Miami police warned of heavy delays Sunday as many cruise ships converge on PortMiami. Drivers are being urged to allow extra time and use alternate routes.

A crash early Sunday blocked two left lanes of South Dixie Highway where it meets I‑95; investigators remained on scene into the morning.

SEPTA added extra Regional Rail service, contactless taps and on‑station ticket sales for the Philadelphia Flower Show. Parking at SEPTA lots is metered; plan to ride in.

A NYC pilot showed intelligent speed assistance kept fleet drivers within limits and cut hard braking. DCAS has applied for federal grants to outfit roughly 7,500 municipal vehicles.

DEP opened a 30‑day public comment period on a stormwater permit for a 5.8‑mile Homer City gas pipeline. The comment window runs through March 9, 2026.

Tinker AFB suspended the Trusted Traveler program; 100% ID checks are now in effect and visitor passes and sponsors are required during business hours.

A sinkhole opened Saturday on Airline Road in Gastonia, leaving a pickup partially submerged and the street closed while crews worked to remove the vehicle.

Baltimore's draft six‑year capital plan concentrates funding on sanitation facilities, sanitation‑yard repairs and sidewalk ADA work, with a Planning Commission vote set for March 12.

Met Council will consider Metro Transit’s recommendation to build a METRO J Line on West Seventh as part of a bigger service‑expansion push and subsidy review. The vote kicks off design and funding decisions that could shape the corridor for years.

Charlotte Douglas will raise daily maximum parking rates on March 1, with the Daily Deck jumping to $28. Travelers are being urged to reserve spots online ahead of busy dates.

Subaru recalled 69,153 Crosstrek and Forester hybrids after a faulty fuel‑filler cap gasket could leak in warm conditions; owners are told to park outside and keep tanks below half until repairs.