Dallas Council Fumes as DART Yanks $30 Million From Transit Fixes
Dallas council members asked the inspector general and auditor to probe why DART withheld $30 million tied to the Silver Line, raising questions about costs and process. The review will examine purchases, delays and whether city procedures were followed.
Missing I-295 Poles Turn Jacksonville Express Lanes Risky, Yet Fines Sit Unused
Gaps in the white poles that separate I‑295’s express lanes have left openings for illegal lane dives; FDOT’s contract allows $10,000 deductions per location, but the agency says it hasn’t fined the contractor.
Pittsburgh Drivers Blitzed By Mailbox Ticket Surge As Camera Crackdown Grows
Pittsburgh’s ticket‑by‑mail expansion generated roughly 310,000 citations in 2025 and about $2M more in enforcement revenue as cameras and plate readers spread across the city.
Rain and Cold Stall Southside BeltLine Opening Yet Again
A planned March opening for the BeltLine’s Southside Trail segments 4 and 5 has been pushed into spring after rain and freezing temperatures delayed concrete work. Final railing, lighting and camera installations must be finished before the public can use the path.
Downtown Boston Buzzes with Red Bull Event and Roslindale Bridge Closure, City Urges Use of Public Transit
Boston prepares for disruptions due to the Red Bull Cliff Snowboard Event and the Canterbury Street Bridge closure in Roslindale, with traffic advisories and alternative transport recommendations in place.












