Indiana allocates over $1.2 million for local infrastructure upgrades, with grants distributed to nearly 200 communities for road and bridge improvements.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed a bill for infrastructure upgrades in Lowell, aimed at improving wastewater facilities and preventing sewage overflow.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces $1.75 billion subway upgrades funded by congestion pricing revenue, focusing on signal modernization and improvements for Brooklyn and Queens.

The Met Council plans to invest $14 million for public sewer system repairs across 81 cities to improve infrastructure and reduce excess water treatment costs.

The Del Rio Trail Bridge in Sacramento is complete, providing a continuous path for active transportation over I-5 and Riverside Boulevard, as celebrated by city officials.

HDOT is setting up a traffic emergency zone near Kualoa Regional Park due to shoreline erosion threatening the roadway and plans urgent repairs with controlled traffic.

I-5 in Portland will have night lane closures for maintenance and bridge inspections, affecting the Banfield Interchange and Morrison Bridge areas. ODOT urges drivers to be cautious.

Southwest Airlines launches a $67 fare sale connected to the "6-7" cultural trend, catering to youth slang. The deal requires travel on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with tickets booked 21 days in advance.

MTS and NCTD will run free rides after 6 p.m. on Dec. 31, with extra late‑night trains and buses to help San Diegans get home safely.

Road and lane closures across Destrehan and St. Charles Parish, LA, are affecting local traffic, with detours in place due to construction and utility work.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy unveiled the National Advanced Air Mobility Strategy, aiming to revolutionize American aviation and maintain technological leadership.

The I-15 South Widening Project in Southern Nevada, completed between 2024 and 2025 at a cost of $71 million, has significantly reduced congestion by expanding lanes to improve traffic flow.

Hawaii introduced electric buses at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, aiming to replace the diesel fleet by 2030 for sustainability and cost savings.