FDOT says the 1960s northbound span of the Howard Frankland Bridge has been demolished while crews finish express lanes, a shared‑use path and final touches ahead of a summer 2026 wrap.

A United Airlines jet nearly crossed paths with a U.S. Army Black Hawk near John Wayne Airport, renewing scrutiny of helicopter‑airliner separation in busy airspace.

Two costly fixes are on the table to protect a flood-prone stretch of Highway 101 near Marin City: tidal barriers at Richardson Bay or elevated roadways plus pumps and floodwalls. Planners say either route will take years and money to build.

Salt Lake City and UTA have finalized an agreement to extend the S-Line into Sugar House. Construction is expected to start in May with service targeted for August 2027.

Neighbors packed an HPAC meeting to press SDOT over plans to remove the downhill lane of Highland Park Way for a protected bike or multi‑use path.

City Council is reconsidering automatic traffic cameras as ticketing has plunged. Officials say narrow pilots in school zones and on buses are the likeliest next steps.

AT&T and Boldyn have activated 5G in tunnel stretches of the 4/5 and G lines, bringing continuous coverage to several underground segments.

The Bay Skyway would stitch new and existing paths into a shore‑to‑shore walking and biking route from Oakland to San Francisco, but it faces a roughly $700M price tag and technical hurdles. Agencies say interim pieces could open in 2028–2029, while the west‑span deck needs more funding and environmental review.

Traffic-camera footage shows a driver reversing on I‑270 near Exit 33 in southeast Columbus, prompting fresh safety warnings.

The FAA's national hot‑spot list singles out five Georgia airports for heightened surface‑safety attention amid a rise in runway close calls.

Glencliff neighbors will meet March 26 after TDOT maps showed a new supermarket and dozens of homes and businesses could be in the path of the proposed I‑24 Choice Lanes. The session is meant to coordinate comments and next steps.

Next Friday's Guardians home opener brings special‑event parking, tow zones and street restrictions around Progressive Field.

Metro Nashville posted a 'Were hiring!' notice on Wednesday for a new NDOT director, weeks after an acting director was appointed. The role will oversee streets, signals and multimodal projects across the county.