Jaxport CEO Eric Green unveiled a roughly $250M modernization push at Thursday's State of the Port, centering upgrades at Blount Island to protect cargo flows amid trade uncertainty.

The Port Authority will suspend PATH service on select weekends in March and April; shuttle buses and NJ Transit cross‑honoring will be available for affected riders.

SEPTA will add AI cameras to trolleys to ticket cars blocking tracks and stops; installations start March 2 with fines beginning April 1.

Atlantic Station in East Los Angeles was evacuated Wednesday night after a suspicious item on a train prompted a bomb‑squad response and temporary E Line service cuts.

NDOT's new five-year plan aims to cut fatal and serious-injury crashes by 35% by 2035 and pairs speed-warning signs with targeted safety projects.

House Bill 1161 would require drivers to pull to the right and stop during traffic stops after the Georgia House approved the measure 162‑2. Supporters say the change will better protect officers and roadside workers.

An equipment issue halted Green Line trains Thursday, disrupting service between West Oakland and 24th Street Mission and prompting transfer instructions for riders.

NCDOT crews have started building a New Hope Church Road bridge to carry traffic over the S‑Line. The nearly $23M, three‑year project aims to cut train‑related delays and move the S‑Line passenger plan forward.

A truck struck a hydrant and a line break left parts of Dyersburg under a boil-water advisory; crews expect repairs and testing to take about 48 hours.

Colorado State Patrol says 11 crashes involved drivers using automated modes while suspected to be impaired. Troopers warn automation doesn’t remove DUI liability.

Sacramento has formally advertised bids for a roughly $300M replacement of the I Street Bridge, clearing a key step toward a spring 2026 construction start. The project keeps the old span for rail while building a wider multimodal crossing.

A temporary wooden wall now circles a North Tyler roundabout in Oak Cliff after multiple cars launched off the traffic island and damaged nearby homes.

Encinitas council voted to advance a redesign of Santa Fe Drive, allocating roughly $450,000 to redraw the western phase and reopen debate over bike lanes and parking. The decision sets new public meetings and fresh design work for the corridor near San Dieguito Academy.