A crash in the Caldecott Tunnel's right bore snarled eastbound Highway 24, backing traffic to Broadway and delaying the Oakland‑Orinda commute.

Dripping Springs picked engineering and finance teams and is pursuing TWDB funding to expand wastewater capacity after a Texas Supreme Court decision cleared the permit.

Oakland’s proposal to move parking enforcement from OakDOT to Finance has drawn swift pushback from staff, advocates and business groups ahead of a Feb. 10 committee hearing. The debate pits revenue collection against curb-management strategy.

New Orleans announces traffic changes for Mardi Gras, with Calliope St closure from February 6-8 and 13-17, 2026 for event control. Detours are provided.

Ongoing construction in St. Charles Parish causes road closures and detours, with significant work on Hwy 628 until 2026 and other local disruptions affecting travel.

A water main break in Hamilton, Ohio closed Eastbound New London Road, causing detours and traffic disruptions. Repair time is unknown; the city advises caution and staying informed on traffic updates.

Hillsborough County is distributing clean drinking water to Dover residents affected by severe drought at the Dover Sports Complex, acknowledging the urgency due to dry wells and the need to protect local agriculture.

MBTA unveiled a refurbished locomotive honoring the New Haven Railroad, showcasing historical colors and featuring modern upgrades, highlighting New England's transportation heritage.

Pinellas County Utilities will temporarily shut down reclaimed water services from Feb. 11 to Feb. 20 for maintenance on the South Cross Bayou facility's filtration system, impacting residents and businesses.

Caltrans published the Vision 980 Phase 1 final report on Feb. 6, 2026, compiling technical analysis and community input on remaking the I‑980 corridor in Oakland. The study now moves toward a 2026 feasibility phase.

A new Renton Transit Center will anchor Sound Transit’s Stride S1 and host the agency’s first battery‑electric double‑decker buses, with service targeted for 2028.

The MTA is expanding its bus lane camera enforcement program, imposing fines for lane violations in Brooklyn and Manhattan which has improved bus speeds but drawn criticism from drivers over excessive fines.

BART’s posted packet shows a $264M Phase 2 target and roughly 1,170 full‑time positions flagged for reduction across operations and maintenance. The numbers are preliminary and will be vetted in board hearings.