An 800‑square‑foot data room at the PA Turnpike’s New Stanton office will be powered by a 2 MW solar microgrid; surplus electricity will be sold back to the grid. The project doubles as a resilience and revenue play for the toll agency.

Mylar balloons contacting a power line knocked out service for parts of New Orleans East on March 15; crews restored power within about an hour.

Modesto closed its iconic 1916 "Lion Bridge" on March 16 as crews launch a $133–134M replacement that will widen crossings, preserve the lions and reroute traffic.

MSY warns of extended TSA waits as staffing shortfalls and spring-break crowds slow screening. Officials urge arriving at least three hours before departure.

A city plan would cut posted speeds on about 679 miles—roughly 20% of San Diego roads—targeting school zones, business corridors and crash‑heavy stretches.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani will direct NYC DOT to cut speeds to 15 mph in about 800 school slow‑zones under Sammy’s Law. The change phases in after a 60‑day public comment period.

Pinellas County has elevated Mark Sprague to director of St. Pete–Clearwater International Airport as PIE presses forward on a terminal overhaul and a new parking garage.

Budget shifts shrank California’s active‑transportation grants, leaving dozens of school‑area bike and pedestrian projects unfunded and stretching local plans.

Portland’s traffic deaths fell to 39 in 2025, but planners point to Hoboken’s 20‑mph, intersection‑first approach as a model — if funding holds. Quick fixes and political will are the next test.

Construction debris shut I-35E in Denton Sunday; crews cleared the roadway while drivers were detoured to I-35W.

Data tracked by anti‑idling monitors tie Amazon to nearly $10M in unpaid idling fines across NYC. City agencies and activists are pressing for collection and fleet electrification.

TSA officers at Harry Reid kept screening despite missed paychecks; MGM and the airport stepped in with meals and a pantry as union leaders warn of rising call‑outs.

An overnight snowstorm and spring‑break crowds left roughly 389 flights delayed and 57 canceled at Denver International Airport on March 15, snarling schedules across the hub.