Citi Bike prices will rise in 2026, with annual memberships increasing to $239 and overage fees going up to 41 cents per minute, although reduced fare memberships remain $5 monthly. Some users express concerns over costs and bike maintenance.

DFW Airport is experiencing a busy holiday season with long lines and recommends travelers to arrive early, considering the extra time needed due to Terminal C construction.

New fare gates for the Commuter Rail are launching at South Station from December 30, according to the MBTA. The system accepts various forms of tickets and passes.

A traffic signal outage at Hwy. 51 and Sycamore Commons Shopping Center in Matthews is causing delays. Police advise treating the intersection as a four-way stop. Repair crews are expected, but no restoration time was given.

Oklahoma City resolved a 6-inch water main break, restoring water pressure, with full repairs scheduled for the following week. No further disruptions are expected.

The City of Lawton announces a road closure on SW 38th Street from Jan 1 to Feb 1, 2026, with T&G Construction leading the project and SW Sheridan Road as the detour route.

Tennessee announces over $42 million in transportation grants, focusing on safety, connectivity, and access, with funding for infrastructure including trails, transit centers, and the adoption of electric buses.

Delta flights at Detroit Metro Airport faced a ground stop due to winter storms but resumed before 8 a.m.; the airline managed widespread delays and prioritized safety.

Two jets departing IAH nearly collided after a mistaken turn; TCAS alerts forced evasive moves and both flights continued without injury.

CenterPoint Energy and the City of Apple Valley advise residents to service heating systems and check smoke and carbon monoxide alarms for winter safety.

Frisco's roadwork projects may cause traffic disruptions, with pavement replacements on North County Rd., Lafayette Dr., and Prestmont Pl., as well as pavement and utility work near Kings Ridge Rd.

The CHP has highlighted new California public safety laws effective January 1, 2026, focusing on reducing crime, increasing vehicle and pedestrian safety, and regulating electric and autonomous vehicles.

Construction on the John Hayes extension closed Berryville access in East El Paso, leaving neighbors worried about emergency response and everyday travel.