Tennessee won $202M in BEAD funds to connect more than 43,000 unserved or underserved locations across 74 counties; most sites are slated for fiber and projects aim to finish by December 2028.

COTA says battery-electric buses underperformed and will add dozens of CNG coaches this year, a shift that complicates its net‑zero timeline.

A direct commercial flight from the UAE landed at JFK on March 5, reuniting students and other Americans who sheltered in Dubai amid strikes.

Milwaukee has impounded more than 1,000 vehicles since January after enforcing a new ordinance targeting drivers with multiple unpaid parking tickets. The city says recovered funds go to transportation needs.

Twenty cargo airlines moved about 243.9 million pounds of freight and mail through PDX in 2025, led by UPS and FedEx and down about 5% from 2024.

After years of closures, the $58M South Alamo Street rebuild is entering its final weeks; crews have scheduled a March 9 concrete pour and are aiming to wind down around April 13.

INDOT crews are starting a multi‑year project to add third lanes along Rockville Road, with nightly closures and construction expected into 2028.

FLL staged Operation Night Owl, a triennial full-scale drill that simulated a multi-aircraft collision with more than 200 people and dozens of agencies to test response and family reunification.

Amtrak will replace key switches at Penn Station from March 6–15, adding delays to NJ Transit’s already reduced schedule. Riders should expect longer trips and crowded alternatives.

City data show downtown pedestrian-involved crashes fell from 71 (2017–2019) to 39 (2021–2023) after speed limits were cut and 'no right on red' signs were installed.

Service on the No. 7 line was halted between Hunters Point Avenue and 34th Street–Hudson Yards after a reported track fire near Vernon Boulevard–Jackson Avenue.

A pedestrian-involved crash near Parking Garage B at Orlando International Airport closed northbound Jeff Fuqua Boulevard early Friday and is causing delays for travelers.

San Antonio is weighing a fall pilot of battery-powered carriages as it phases out horse-drawn rides by Jan. 1, 2030, a move that pits animal welfare advocates against drivers and owners. City staff and council members are debating costs, permits and transition aid.