ORCA’s Tap to Pay starts Feb. 23: contactless cards and mobile wallets will be accepted across much of the Puget Sound system, while reduced fares still require ORCA cards.

The Florida Department of Transportation's District 2 showcased upcoming projects and safety initiatives at the State Capitol on Transportation Day, focusing on innovation and infrastructure progress.

SDOT’s quick-build plan to add 21 bike and scooter corrals in Pioneer Square has drawn pushback from the preservation board and local businesses over design and outreach.

FDOT is moving the Sunshine Skyway to all‑electronic tolling to ease backups — but the conversion has already eliminated dozens of in-person toll jobs on the St. Petersburg side.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu extends the city's fare-free bus service pilot on Routes 23, 28, and 29 until end of June, with observed benefits like increased ridership and reduced commute times.

Southern Company has boosted its five‑year capital plan to about $81 billion as data‑center demand from Google, Meta and Microsoft forces new generation and grid work across the Southeast.

Lane closures on Peachland Blvd between Harbor Blvd and Birchcrest Blvd due to underground power line installation from Feb 24-26. Expect delays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Interstate 40 in Davie County will have lane closures due to bridge construction, affecting traffic on February 23 and 24 with detours and traffic management in place.

The MTA cut the LIRR one-way ticket window from 60 days to 4 a.m. the next day and swapped round-trip fares for Day Passes — commuters are fuming.

More than a dozen rail cars derailed near Ann Arbor on Thursday, according to a Detroit Free Press post. Officials had not yet released full details about cause or injuries.

Oakland’s portion of the East Bay Greenway is slated to start construction in 2026, adding protected cycletracks, bus islands and crosswalk upgrades between Lake Merritt and Fruitvale.

Tampa's South Howard flood plan faces fresh scrutiny as costs near $100 million and local debate intensifies.

UDOT and St. George leaders hope two underpasses at 400 East and 900 South could start this fall, even after a rescinded $87.6M federal grant.