PennDOT awarded $2 million to modernize SEPTA’s T5 (former Route 36) along Elmwood Avenue, funding new low‑floor vehicles, stations, signal upgrades and pedestrian safety work.

Cass County judges want the state to shift one penny of the motor‑fuels tax to counties — a move supporters say could free about $190M a year for local repairs.

SFMTA warned that subway service was slowed between Castro and Civic Center while controllers conducted a safety check after a reported intruder.

A midday outage left thousands across Windward Oahu without power and snarled traffic from Kaneohe to Kahuku.

The Mackinac Straits Corridor Authority meeting is on February 27 in Lansing to discuss the utility tunnel progress. It's open to the public and can be watched on YouTube.

An investigation found aging and delinquent condo elevators left elderly and disabled residents stuck in West Palm Beach, prompting scrutiny of oversight and calls for fixes.

Gaps in the white poles that separate I‑295’s express lanes have left openings for illegal lane dives; FDOT’s contract allows $10,000 deductions per location, but the agency says it hasn’t fined the contractor.

Pittsburgh’s ticket‑by‑mail expansion generated roughly 310,000 citations in 2025 and about $2M more in enforcement revenue as cameras and plate readers spread across the city.

A planned March opening for the BeltLine’s Southside Trail segments 4 and 5 has been pushed into spring after rain and freezing temperatures delayed concrete work. Final railing, lighting and camera installations must be finished before the public can use the path.

Miami officials announced construction at Dadeland South Station beginning February 23, 2026, causing Metrorail service changes and delays for six weeks.

Boston prepares for disruptions due to the Red Bull Cliff Snowboard Event and the Canterbury Street Bridge closure in Roslindale, with traffic advisories and alternative transport recommendations in place.

Court ordered the release of $205 million for the Gateway Tunnel Project, but funds are still withheld pending an appeal, stalling the project and affecting jobs.

Hicksville Public Schools in New York banned e-bikes and e-scooters from school grounds, citing safety and storage issues, with violators facing disciplinary actions and potential police confiscation.