The Michigan Department of Transportation will keep 56 of 61 rest areas open during winter, closing only five due to reduced use and potential ice hazards.

Georgia is set to add 26 EV charging stations through a $24.4 million grant from the NEVI Program, to serve both urban and rural areas, with support from six companies.

Kauai County announces road and lane closures in Kapa‘a from Dec. 15 to 17 for geotechnical exploration related to traffic signal improvements and utility pole placement.

ADOT announces no freeway closures in Phoenix for Nov 21-24, advises cautious driving due to potential wet conditions, and notes Prop 400 funds ongoing transit projects.

Maui County announced the closure of the post-wildfire debris call center, signaling significant progress in recovery efforts facilitated by FEMA, USACE, and local partners.

The Lights on Rice Parade in Līhu‘e is set for December 5 at 6:30 p.m., with road closures and parking enforcement detailed by the Kaua‘i Police Department.

San Diego is tackling a rise in pothole complaints after recent rains, with repair efforts complicated by wet conditions but aided by an efficient city transportation department using new technology.

Fairfield Police advised of traffic delays due to a Thanksgiving Meal Food Distribution event and reported on the successful 7th Annual Parade of Lights.

The CPKC Holiday Train brought festive cheer to Detroit, pausing at Michigan Central Station without making local stops, while raising funds and awareness for food banks.

A downed utility pole in Arden‑Arcade left more than 10,000 customers without power yesterday; crews restored service to many within about an hour.

Weather delays have pushed back the 163rd Avenue roadwork completion date. Commuters face ongoing closures and detours, with specific lane restrictions detailed by the City of Surprise.

Lane closures on I-30 and FM 548 for construction will occur on Nov 24 and 25. Disruptions include embankment work and drainage installations. No closures Nov 26-30 due to Thanksgiving. Drivers should expect delays and be cautious.

Coon Rapids uses red bags to protect fire hydrants from road salt, ensuring they don't jam in emergencies. The bags are quickly removable by firefighters.