Newcastle, OK, drivers will experience a detour on SH-76 as Fox Lane closes for a reconstruction project starting January 14, with the project lasting approximately four weeks.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces over $101 million in grants to enhance the state's rail and port infrastructure, with a focus on economic growth and reducing transportation emissions.

City crews will drain the River Walk Jan. 11 6 619 for sediment removal and inspections; boat tours will be paused and holiday lights will come down in affected areas.

County engineers say a shift in how signal dollars flow to precincts could slow fixes to aging traffic lights. Officials plan to revisit policy at an upcoming commissioners meeting.

Overnight I-20 westbound closure at I-820 in Arlington for Southeast Connector construction; detours in place. Project to improve 16 miles of I-20, I-820, US 287 by 2027.

Repairs on Nashville's Woodland Street Bridge may affect downtown travel starting Monday; the bridge will stay open to two-way traffic during phased construction.

Midway Boulevard will have intermittent lane closures for fiber installation by Lumos Fiber, causing potential delays for drivers on Tuesday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Traffic fatalities in Ohio have decreased for the fourth consecutive year, with a 3% drop in 2025. Efforts to improve road safety, including stricter distracted driving laws and driver education, are credited for the decline.

TxDOT advances infrastructure with the I-35 Capital Express Central project in Austin, tunneling for flood resilience, and multiple road safety and capacity projects across Texas, improving highways and expressways.

The Port of Oakland received two new container cranes from Europe, which are electric, eco-friendly, and set to improve efficiency at the TraPac terminal.

I-215 and Airport Connector construction will cause detours and delays next week, including closures of the westbound I-215 off-ramp and Warm Springs Road on-ramp, as well as the northbound Sunset Road off-ramp.

The MBTA in Massachusetts has received a $2.23 million federal grant to improve road and bus safety, focusing on collision-avoidance technology for buses.

SFMTA will temporarily close the 111‑year‑old Potrero bus yard on Feb. 14 for a multi‑year rebuild; routes will run from other yards and some frequencies will change.