Amazon-owned Zoox has begun manual test runs of retrofitted vehicles on Columbus streets as the company scales after a Las Vegas rollout.

Community Transit is buying the Evergreen Goodwill outlet in south Everett for about $25M. The outlet will stay open under a lease while the agency plans to use the site.

A bipartisan federal bill from Florida’s delegation would guide federal rail-safety funding toward pedestrian protections as scrutiny grows over Brightline’s deadly record.

Soil testing has begun at West Oakland's Mandela Station and BART says construction will start later this year, bringing 762 homes, offices and new retail.

Metro Transit pushed the Lake Street/Midtown Blue Line station rebuild to April 2027 after a failed 2025 bid and rising design costs. Construction will stretch into 2028 and affect riders and local markets.

Service Oklahoma will switch to a single, faster platform this Presidents' Day weekend. Offices and online services will pause so the state can flip to the new "Navigate" portal.

President Trump said he would block the Gordie Howe International Bridge's opening unless Canada 'compensates' the U.S.; Michigan leaders warn blocking it would cost jobs and choke supply lines.

A $537.3 million settlement with the Dragados‑Flatiron contractor and a bill to let the rail inspector general withhold records have lawmakers demanding answers. Timing and secret sessions have sparked calls for more oversight.

MPO and local lists identify the Memphis roads and intersections with the highest collision totals, from I‑240/Walnut Grove to Stage & Kirby Whitten in Bartlett.

A new Colorado bill would push repeat excessive speeders into court and boost penalties, with sponsors saying the move is about saving lives. Local posts show extreme cases.

Phase I of El Paso’s I-10 Widening West (Mesa to Vinton) is expected to wrap by the end of March, with lane switches and closures ahead for phase II. Crews are finishing bridges and building connectors toward the state line.

After families' testimony, Encinitas' mobility commission recommended reinstating red‑light cameras; the proposal now goes to the City Council.

Hamilton County and First Suburbs are hosting three public sessions next week to review designs aimed at reconnecting neighborhoods cut off by I‑75 and rail. The planning study is federally funded and will shape future projects.