Ohio is shifting its speed-and-seat-belt safety corridor from I-90 to nearly 14 miles of I-480 in Cuyahoga County, with more patrols and enforcement starting Friday.

A seat belt anchor defect is triggering a global recall of more than 1.5 million Ram 1500 pickups, including about 1.27 million in the U.S.

St. Petersburg is testing curb-like “Zipper” barriers to keep cars out of the First Avenue North bike lane. The pilot could shape future bike safety upgrades across the city.

Westchester County has begun replacing aging Bee-Line bus shelters with brighter, more comfortable structures, with installations continuing through 2029.

Frontier Airlines posted a record $1.3 billion quarter, but Denver’s hometown carrier is still chasing consistent profit.

A Tesla in Full Self-Driving mode swerved into oncoming traffic in Issaquah, leaving its rear third separated after a collision with an Escalade.

Federal regulators are investigating suspension failures in roughly 1.2 million Tesla vehicles after 156 complaints raised concerns about steering control.

Pittsburgh Water is targeting more than 42 miles of sewer and major mains with a $53.9 million PENNVEST-backed rehabilitation plan across nine neighborhoods.

Maryland Parkway construction is cutting foot traffic at businesses near Boulevard Mall. Owners say blocked crossings and lane closures are threatening their ability to hang on until the project ends.

Driverless shuttles are headed to Cumberland for a three-year test near Truist Park and The Battery Atlanta. Federal and district funding will cover the pilot without a county contribution.

San Antonio has opened its first protected bike-lane project from the city’s new Bike Network Plan, creating a safer connection to the Pearl.

A Nashville council proposal could ban right turns on red across most of the city’s urban core. The first vote is scheduled for Tuesday.

San Bruno residents say Waymos are dropping SFO-bound travelers on their street, sometimes leaving passengers with luggage and blocking driveways.