Road closure expected on Orange Drive in Davie, Florida, due to FPL power grid enhancement work, involving pole replacements from December 1, 2025, 8-11 p.m.

Plymouth is hosting "Pilgrim's Progress" reenactment and National Day of Mourning events, with road closures and parking restrictions announced by the police.

Duluth offers free parking on selected dates to support small businesses during the holiday season and showcase new ramp safety and cleanliness improvements.

Maui County announces temporary closures for maintenance and staff training, affecting county offices, aquatic centers, and the ʻĪao Theater parking lot.

NDOT warns of lane and shoulder closures on I-215 for pavement work, affecting traffic from I-15 to Windmill Lane, with specific restrictions detailed for daily and nightly commutes.

Encinitas introduced an ordinance to let traffic staff set daytime multi‑hour limits and approved a three‑hour restriction on a neighborhood street amid development concerns.

Marion seeks proposals for a functional and aesthetic pedestrian bridge over the Mississinewa River by December 22, 2025, aiming to enhance urban infrastructure and walkability.

MoDOT announces highway maintenance and construction in mid-Missouri from Dec. 1-7, 2025, including lane closures and potential delays due to various projects.

The NCDOT has published its weekly "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" to maintain financial transparency, in line with the SL 2019-251 mandates, providing details on department expenditures.

ADOT states more than half of the I-17 wildlife overpass near Flagstaff is complete, with full completion expected by fall 2026. The bridge, paused for winter, will safely connect local fauna across the interstate.

The Woodlands Township landed roughly $25 million in federal funds to buy 25 new commuter buses for The Woodlands Express, promising outlets, restrooms and other upgrades by fall 2026.

Chula Vista police bought 10 Chevy Blazer EVs for about $960,000 to pilot electric squad cars, mostly assigning them to school resource officers.

Downtown Salem will close several streets for the holiday parade on November 28, starting at 5:30 p.m., with closures from 3 p.m. until the end of the event.