Bay Lights 360 will relight the Bay Bridge next March with 50,000 LEDs and broader visibility across the Bay.

LIRR service to NYC's Penn Station was disrupted due to a broken rail, affecting multiple lines and causing rush hour chaos. Service resumed after a quick repair.

The Gay Street Bridge in Knoxville reopens for pedestrian and cyclist use after a $2.7 million repair project.

Sidewalk drilling for an accessibility project will occur in La Grande's downtown area this Friday, without impacting traffic or parking, to prepare for the Eastern Oregon 2024-2027 ADA Curb Ramps project.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation reports multiple roadworks causing delays in Oklahoma City, including lane narrowing on I-35, SH-102, US-62, I-40, and I-240, with some projects extending into 2025 and 2026.

INDOT announces overnight lane closures on I-65 SB and I-70 EB in Indianapolis for infrastructure repairs, affecting traffic Tuesday and Wednesday nights.

The HDOT is issuing an emergency for urgent repairs on Hawaiʻi Belt Road due to severe damage. Immediate work is planned, with public input sought through a virtual meeting.

Wade Avenue in Raleigh will be closed between Faircloth Street and Dixie Trail from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for tree removal, with traffic detours via Ridge and Churchill Roads.

Maui's curbside trash pickup will resume on December 16 after a suspension caused by mechanical issues and staff shortages in the Kula and Haʻikū/Pauwela areas.

Senators Cruz and Cantwell seek to remove section 373 from the NDAA and introduce the bipartisan ROTOR Act to ensure equal safety measures for all aircraft in D.C. airspace.

Millcreek is enhancing an intersection's safety by installing a traffic light in collaboration with UDOT. Construction will pause during holidays and end by January 2026; vigilance is advised.

November data shows a 11.6% increase in BART ridership, with over 4.4 million trips, boosted by new fare programs and peaks in airport and weekend travel. However, BART faces a $375 million budget gap despite the rise.

Fort Collins receives a $4.8 million FTA grant to replace six aging CNG buses, contributing to a cleaner transit system and benefiting local residents and the CSU community.