PHMSA proposed a record $9.6M civil penalty after the 2023 Main Pass spill, saying missed geohazard planning and a delayed shutdown magnified a 1.1M‑gallon release.

OR 99E in Oregon City will be closed for I-205 Abernethy Bridge Project on Thursday and Friday nights due to girder installations, with detours via I-205.

COTA has introduced a Tap to Pay system for bus fares, allowing riders to use credit/debit cards or mobile devices, with fare capping for cost efficiency.

SWACT is holding an online meeting for Coos, Curry, and Douglas Counties on Jan. 9, with public input opportunities regarding regional transportation issues.

Metro Detroit faces an early pothole season due to freeze-thaw cycles, with road crews proactively addressing the issue. Officials urge drivers to report potholes and prioritize safety around repair operations.

Destrehan faces extensive road closures and detours due to long-term construction, impacting Jonathan Street, Ormond Center Court, and LA 3127, with restrictions and utility work until 2026.

Sean P. Duffy announced MARAD will oversee deepwater port licensing, aiming to expedite approvals and reduce energy costs, aligning with Trump's energy strategy.

New Orleans marked the completion of the $1.3 million renovation of NOFD Engine 7 fire station, with upgrades for resilience and better service capabilities.

The U.S. is modernizing its air traffic control system with new radar tech, funded by the One Big Beautiful Bill and supported by the Trump administration.

US-75 near Creek Turnpike in Jenks is reduced to one lane, causing delays until fall 2026 due to bridge rehabilitation. Other ongoing projects include improvements on I-44 and US-75 with various lane closures and detours planned through 2028.

A section of the Upper Tampa Bay Trail closes from January 7 for repairs due to hurricane damage, affecting the area east of Sheldon Road and north of Channel A.

TDOT warns of slowed traffic on I-75 North for tree trimming in Bradley and McMinn counties starting the night of January 6, 2026, with lane closures and police assistance.

Fire Station 5 in Southwest Portland upholds emergency response and community engagement, housing Engine 5 and Rescue 99, and has pioneered the paramedic engine concept in the city.