Washington State Ferries surpassed 20 million passengers in 2025, indicating a recovery from the pandemic, with increased ridership, fewer cancellations, and more on-time sailings.

Boring Co. president Steve Davis said the company "will own our mistakes" after firefighter chemical-burn reports, a $500K water-district fine and questions about rescinded OSHA citations.

Denver Water's 2026 rates took effect Jan. 1, nudging many household bills up a few dollars as the utility funds $1.7 billion in upgrades. The change affects about 1.5 million people across Denver and nearby suburbs.

Dearborn implements an AI-based School Bus Stop-Arm Safety Program with BusPatrol, aiming to reduce the frequent illegal passing of stopped school buses and enhance child safety.

The Oregon Transportation Commission is meeting on January 22 to discuss state transport plans, including the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program. Public comments are due by January 20.

Colorado Springs warns of Marksheffel Road closures for drainage work, advising commuters of detours and potential noise, with scheduled overnight work and single-lane traffic directed by flaggers.

The Laurel Avenue rail crossing in Hamilton, Ohio, is closed for a week starting January 18 for railroad tie replacement, with potential schedule shifts due to work complexity or weather.

The Geauga County Engineer's Office revealed that the Robinson Road Bridge was the mystery location in their Community Challenge, highlighting its upgrade to a 65-foot steel truss with a concrete deck.

Upper Arlington residents are preparing for disruptions due to ongoing Columbia Gas infrastructure upgrades, affecting roads like Lane Avenue through 2026 with lane reductions and closures.

A car crash on N. Thompson Lane, Murfreesboro caused injuries and traffic delays, with lanes closed and later partially reopened as police investigated. Traffic has since resumed normally.

Emergency repairs on SR 542 near Glacier start Jan. 19 due to flood damage, with traffic alternations between mileposts 41 and 44 and a planned full closure near O'Keefe Creek in February.

LAX is removing its iconic illuminated pylons for roadway improvements, and an airport modernization project in preparation for the 2028 Olympics. Artist Paul Tzanetopoulos will help reimagine their design.

Topanga Canyon Boulevard is closed for a 55-hour period for pipe installation to mitigate storm impacts. Detours are in place for travelers during the roadwork aimed at preventing future damage.