Orlando is transforming its downtown to be more walkable by converting Magnolia Avenue from a one-way to a two-way street, disrupting traffic but improving safety and local business support.

Miami-Dade is advancing a $927M plan for a 13.5-mile commuter rail from MiamiCentral to Aventura, but state budget cuts and legal fights could stall the timeline.

A quick‑build package would reconfigure a short stretch of Marysville Boulevard with a road diet, wider bike lanes and added crosswalks as city and federal funds begin to materialize.

Port San Antonio and SkyGrid signed a three‑year MOU to build a vertiport and the digital systems to manage air taxis, with roughly $33.9M committed for site upgrades.

DENAC has pitched a Juárez–El Paso Express Tram to connect the two airports and speed cross‑border transfers, but financing and formal approvals are still unresolved.

A small plane made an emergency landing on a Gainesville road Monday, striking several vehicles. Authorities say injuries were minor and the FAA is investigating.

Alcoa leaders agreed to pursue Blue Line Solutions' three‑warnings LIDAR cameras in school zones, with a phased installation and a 30‑day warning period.

Maryland's traffic fatalities fell 18% in 2025 to 480, the first annual total below 500 since 2014. Officials credit a data-driven mix of enforcement, engineering and outreach.

A wrong-way crash on I-10 East near downtown Houston left one dead and another critically injured early Tuesday, closing inbound lanes and snarling the morning commute.

A City Council committee backed a pilot letting residents submit phone video of commercial vehicles parked in bike lanes, bus lanes and crosswalks; business groups warned it could hamper deliveries.

Carnival will homeport a second ship in Baltimore in fall 2027, joining Carnival Pride and adding more Caribbean departures and longer Carnival Journeys.

The Walk for Peace pilgrimage in DC leads to rolling road closures on February 10-11, impacting traffic and parking per the Metropolitan Police Department.

Durham will repave and preserve more than 65 lane miles in 2026 using voter‑approved bond money.