Lane closures on I-40 near Pinebrook School Road in Davie County will affect traffic both ways from Feb. 13, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for formwork installation.

Northbound 14th Street near Thomas Circle is closed while crews fill a century-old brick sewer tunnel officials say is at risk of collapsing.

Interim MARTA leaders defended a private committee vote that paused design on the Beltline Streetcar East extension, reopening fights over transparency and transit priorities.

Oahu Transit Services and Teamsters Local 996 reached a four-year deal that includes a 16% pay increase and full employer-paid medical and pension coverage for about 1,400 workers.

A Southwest Houston family's backyard was flooded with raw sewage for weeks while the city installed a temporary bypass and scheduled a main replacement.

A waterline break left parts of Commercial Point under a boil alert, officials advise boiling tap water two minutes for 48 hours after service is restored.

TriMet is edging toward curbside BAT lanes on 82nd Avenue that would speed buses but reroute car traffic and draw pushback from nearby businesses. The agency’s advisers meet Friday.

Seattle plans temporary protective barriers at Pike Place Market this spring to protect pedestrians during the 2026 World Cup. The move grows from last year’s pilot and will be tested over the summer.

Massport unveiled a $4.1B five‑year plan that funnels the largest share of funding into Logan ground‑transport upgrades and a new Terminal E garage.

Cincinnati will reconfigure Gilbert Avenue between downtown and Walnut Hills, cutting lanes to make room for protected bike lanes, bump-outs, and other safety upgrades.

New York DMV offices statewide will close for several days for a major tech upgrade, aiming to improve services and efficiency. All services will be unavailable during this period. The upgrade involves consolidating systems, some dating back decades.

San Antonio will add a push‑button flashing light at the John Jay crosswalk and examine speed‑limit and school‑zone changes after the death of 16‑year‑old José Flores III.

CRTPO's 2055 plan lists 166 projects and about $10.3 billion in proposed spending across the Charlotte region. The board is set to adopt the plan in March 2026 and final comment windows are open now.