A new 12-foot pedestrian-and-bike bridge now spans U.S. 101 at University Avenue, reconnecting East Palo Alto's west and east sides with safer ramps, lights and landscaping.

City crews in Lawton repair roadway at Cheyenne Ave and 48th St after a citizen reported damage. No utility issues found; heavy traffic since 1960s caused natural wear. Repairs to finish next week.

A water main break at Desert Meadows led to road closures on Montana Avenue, causing delays for westbound commuters. The El Paso County Sheriff's Office advised seeking alternative routes.

Waukesha's Christmas Parade will start at 4 pm on December 7, with road closures and no parking zones effective from 2 pm. Two parking ramps offer free 2-hour parking to attendees.

UDOT proposes transit improvements for winter traffic in Big Cottonwood Canyon, including frequent bus services, new parking, and bus priority lanes, aiming to enhance travel experience and reduce congestion.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office reopened I-40 eastbound after a fatal crash. Multiple agencies responded; travelers were advised to drive carefully.

Intermittent lane closures on Peachland Boulevard for underground power line installation by Irby Construction from December 8-19 could complicate commutes.

Arizona's Loop 202 widening project is halfway complete, aiming to reduce congestion with new lanes and technology, and is set to finish by spring 2027.

The Jacksonville Beach Life-Saving Station is set to undergo significant restorative upgrades to weatherproof the structure and maintain its historic status.

Frisco's Frosty 5K and Merry Main Street events lead to local traffic disruptions, road closures, detours, and alternative parking arrangements from December 6, starting at 6 a.m. until 10 p.m.

Traffic changes in Charlotte County are expected due to the O'Hara Drive bridge closure from December 8 to January 7 for rehabilitation work by Villa-Fuerte Construction. Drivers should seek alternate routes and allow extra travel time.

Waymo is testing driverless taxis in Baltimore, starting manually, then with a specialist, before going fully driverless. Expansion and safety engagement are priorities, despite some concerns from past incidents.

Cleveland's RTA will end free Wi-Fi on public transit due to budget constraints and rising medical insurance costs, maintaining access at select stations.