San Antonio will add a push‑button flashing light at the John Jay crosswalk and examine speed‑limit and school‑zone changes after the death of 16‑year‑old José Flores III.

CRTPO's 2055 plan lists 166 projects and about $10.3 billion in proposed spending across the Charlotte region. The board is set to adopt the plan in March 2026 and final comment windows are open now.

A protest on 9th Street forced Market Street buses onto Mission, snarling downtown commutes. SFMTA says it will update when the corridor clears.

Spirit asked a bankruptcy court to approve an April auction of 20 Airbus jets to shrink its fleet and pay aircraft-linked debt.

Miami-Dade's DTPW confirmed regular weekday transit services on Presidents’ Day 2026, with county offices closed but essential transportation services available.

Multnomah County authorized staff to apply for a $5M BUILD grant to design a replacement for the aging Stark Street Bridge.

Morris Bridge Road will close for storm drainage repairs between Cory Lake Blvd and Cedar Cove Dr starting Feb 16th, with detours in place for up to two weeks.

North Ridgeville is planning pedestrian safety improvements at the Lorain and Lear Nagle intersection, with a push from the Mayor to introduce legislation for bidding on a contractor.

City Council approved a ceremonial move that will place a new Route 66 “Begin” sign at Navy Pier, with a March 25, 2026 dedication tied to the Toast to Harry Caray. The shift is framed as a centennial tourism moment.

Amtrak has resumed service between New York and Boston after an interruption caused by a power loss, with the company working to minimize residual delays.

Councilor Ed Flynn filed an ordinance to bar delivery app drivers from using e‑bikes and mopeds in Boston and to tighten rules around high‑speed e‑bikes.

Oceanside approved a 51‑stall Rove Charging hub with two Tesla Megapacks; neighbors raised fire‑safety concerns and the city attached testing conditions.

An AI camera and stepped‑up enforcement coincided with zero fatal crashes and fewer serious injuries on Highway 7, officials say. The coalition now seeks funding to keep the device and push permanent fixes.