Senate committee moved SB1642 to shift most motor‑vehicle and tire sales tax revenue into Tennessee’s highway fund, sending the measure to the finance committee. The change could free hundreds of millions for road and bridge work.

TDOT is expanding its HELP service to rural interstates this spring, promising more than 870 miles of coverage by summer to speed response and help stranded motorists.

Neptune Beach crosswalks near City Hall and Police Department are being repainted, with temporary traffic disruptions and parking limitations expected.

SFO will close Runway 1R from March 30–Oct. 2 for repaving; takeoffs and landings will shift to 28L/28R and nearby communities including Brisbane may hear more jets overhead.

Henry County broke ground on a $4.2M SPLOST‑funded replacement for Fire Station 5 in Hampton, restoring frontline service after a 2023 closure. Construction is expected to take about a year.

Lane closures on US 61 in St. Charles Parish for roadwork were announced on social media, affecting traffic on February 18-19 from 5:30 PM to 6 AM. Drivers are advised to be cautious and expect delays.

Tysinger Road in Davidson County will be closed for pipe replacement from Feb 23 to Mar 13 as advised by NCDOT.

March MBTA service changes to affect Orange, Red, Fitchburg, Haverhill, Lowell, and Newburyport/Rockport lines, with shuttle replacements and extra travel time needed.

Washington will open a $112M voucher program in April to help fleets and small businesses afford zero‑emission trucks and equipment.

After more than a year closed, Panther Hollow Bridge is being readied for steel repairs that will run through August 2026 and cost about $2.23 million.

Charlotte County introduces speed enforcement cameras in school zones to improve student safety, with warnings starting February 27, 2026, and $100 fines from April 1 for speeding violations.

Ohio is expanding truck parking on I-71 in Medina County, increasing spaces and improving facilities, with a $6.8 million project part of a statewide initiative.

Fairlawn won a roughly $21M federal grant to rework Route 18 with pedestrian islands, bus pull‑outs and possible roundabouts. Planning starts this spring and officials expect the project to take about five years.