ADOT is set to start negotiations with Sundt Construction for SR 347 improvements, including lane expansions and interchange construction, with work expected to begin in the summer.

Supervisor Alan Wong proposes a ballot measure to allow weekday traffic on San Francisco's Great Highway, encountering community opposition valuing its pedestrian-friendly use.

The Baskins Creek Bypass in Gatlinburg won't close next week as the Anakeesta lift system repairs finished early, allowing for no traffic disruptions.

Road closures are scheduled in Eastern Hillsborough County for CSX railroad crossing repairs in January, with detours and notifications provided for commuters.

MnDOT and Minnesota Local Road Research Board will host a webinar on snow and ice control solutions, titled "Research Radar: It's sNOw Problem," on January 22.

Caltrans' study of a 70-year ban on heavy trucks on I-580 has reignited a rift in Oakland. Neighbors warn pollution and safety risks would shift if big rigs return to the route.

A water main break in Elyria required city crew repairs and led to temporary water service suspension, with an expected fix by 1:15 p.m. on January 9. Residents were advised to run cold water if discoloration occurred post-repair.

A water main break in North Palm Beach has led to road closures, with Seacoast Utility Authority working on repairs. No timeline for reopening has been provided.

Miami celebrates the groundbreaking of Royal Caribbean's new $345 million Terminal G at PortMiami, with construction set to complete by 2027, promising jobs and economic growth.

TxDOT is opening the EB Mesa exit in El Paso on January 25 after a 24-hour closure for final construction tasks, introducing a three-lane configuration from Redd to Mesa.

Boston prepares for traffic disruptions due to construction and events, including Tremont Street's closure for Holocaust Museum work, Fenway Fest, and continued closure of Canterbury Street Bridge.

The City of Alcoa is seeking bids for a Dryer Building roof repair project until February 5, 2026. Submissions can be made via various methods, and the city reserves the right to reject any bids.

DFW is expanding Terminal D with new security lanes, self‑service kiosks and arrival‑level renovations starting in 2026. The work ties into the airport’s Terminal F buildout.