CDOT will present three final BRT alternatives for Colorado Boulevard at a May 13 open house and gather public feedback on safety, lanes and stations.

Baltimore plans to add or harden 17 miles of bike lanes over three years — including a 2.1‑mile Washington Street cycle track and a Harford Road extension to the county line.

A 20.5‑acre‑foot detention basin near Lewis Avenue aims to reduce flooding for hundreds of homes and double as a passive park and outdoor classroom.

CB6 praised DOT's Flatbush Avenue bus plan but pressed officials over B63 reroutes, narrow side streets and parking enforcement. The debate will continue at the board's next meeting.

San Mateo is finalizing a roughly $28M redesign of 19th Avenue and Fashion Island Boulevard that adds separated bike lanes and intersection fixes. Council review is set for later this month.

Fifty years after a tanker spilled anhydrous ammonia on Loop 610, Houston remembers the deadly crash that reshaped hazmat routing and emergency response. The 1976 disaster remains a touchstone for how the city manages dangerous cargo.

A 20-mile, car-free Dallas Bike Ride returns this Saturday with morning road closures across downtown, West Dallas and Oak Cliff. Transit agencies will host Bike to Work events.

A city engineering assessment found century‑old bridges above Newkirk Plaza badly corroded; DOT has hired a consultant but significant repairs are likely years away.

A sudden Entergy outage left more than 9,000 customers in Kenner without power Sunday evening; Entergy estimated most service would be restored by 8 p.m. while crews investigated.

With Albany adjourning on June 4, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has under a month to name four MTA board picks who could determine whether his bus agenda advances.

A United A320 from Cabo to Houston diverted to Monterrey after the crew reported a mechanical issue; passengers deplaned safely and a replacement plane was arranged.

The LIRR will change early‑morning and late‑night service on May 11, altering stops on Ronkonkoma and Port Jefferson branches while keeping rush‑hour trains intact.

Fences and narrowed sidewalks have turned Monroe Street into a construction maze as crews push to finish a multi-block streetscape revamp this summer. Businesses report steep drops in foot traffic while leaders say the district remains open.