Cherokee County will install stop‑arm cameras on all buses; a 30‑day warning starts March 30 and $1,000 citations will be mailed beginning May 4, 2026.

Westbound Colfax at Sable was closed after a gas line rupture Friday; crews are on scene and drivers were told to seek alternate routes.

City Hall says DOT will convert a Centre Street turn bay into a barrier‑protected two‑way bike lane and add a pedestrian entrance at the Brooklyn Bridge, timed for the World Cup. The move aims to unclog a crowded Manhattan landing.

GoTriangle, Chapel Hill Transit and Durham picked up more than $32 million in federal grants to buy buses, add training equipment and modernize a Morrisville maintenance facility.

Horizon Air will close its Medford crew base in Q2 2026, relocating about 78 pilots and flight attendants while airport officials say scheduled flights should continue.

A late‑winter surge pushed Ashokan Reservoir near capacity, strengthening NYC DEP's proposed ten‑year plan that includes roughly $1 billion for Ashokan upgrades.

More than 5,000 Georgia Power customers in Midtown were without power Friday morning as crews worked to restore service along Juniper and Piedmont avenues.

Elk Grove approved a one‑year pilot letting residents 62+ ride select SacRT buses free, funded by Measure E and capped at $100,000 in reimbursements. The move aims to boost access for seniors who can’t drive.

GDOT is taking comments through March 27, 2026, on a plan to add a lane each way on I‑95 between Richmond Hill and the Savannah River. Materials and maps are online now.

Carlsbad's Schubach added a Gulfstream G650ER and three other jets, bulking up for coast‑to‑coast and international charters while keeping its San Diego base.

Lawmakers and transit advocates pressed Gov. Hochul to back a restarted fare‑free bus pilot as Albany carves out $15M for a smaller test and MTA data shows big ridership bumps.

SEPTA has launched a major rehab of the Bridgeport Viaduct on the Norristown High Speed Line; shuttle buses will replace trains between Bridgeport and Norristown during initial repairs.

Port Authority says filming inside terminals will be limited and asks reporters to coordinate with airlines for visuals as long TSA lines draw attention.