Arizona's Department of Transportation seeks bids to construct 34 new electric vehicle charging stations along major routes, aiming to make EV travel more feasible.

JTA operator Janice Thompson acted swiftly to help someone in danger on the road, reflecting JTA's commitment to community service and safety. She has been praised for her dedication.

INDOT and Indiana State Police remind drivers to move over or slow down for emergency responders and disabled vehicles, in line with National Move Over Day.

TDOT announces daytime road closures on State Route 264 in Smith County for drainage work, advising drivers to plan accordingly and follow the Move Over Law for safety.

Two United Airlines planes clipped wings at Chicago's O'Hare Airport; Flight 2652 from Wyoming hit a parked plane. No injuries were reported as passengers deplaned normally. Causes are under investigation.

Mankato, Minnesota, enhances public transit inclusivity by training operators to secure various wheelchair types, aiming to provide safe and accessible services to all residents.

The N.C. Department of Transportation announces the closure of I-40 East's Exit 261 off-ramp for a three-week construction, starting October 19 at 10 p.m.

TDEC has revised the design for a new bridge at Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park, incorporating public feedback for better aesthetics and functionality.

The SR 410 White River Bridge between Enumclaw and Buckley reopened ahead of schedule on Oct. 17 after repairs from a vehicle collision. WSDOT added warning signs to prevent future incidents, and impacted businesses can apply for disaster loans.

Hawaii's HDOT plans to reduce Kuakini Highway's speed limit from 55 to 45 mph between mile markers 113.6 to 117.1 to improve safety near community areas. New signage will be installed to enact the change.

A section of the 5 Freeway will close for a military event at Camp Pendleton, impacting travelers and train services due to live ammunition exercises.

California plans to invest nearly $5 billion in local transportation projects, prioritizing road and bridge upgrades, pedestrian infrastructure, and eco-friendly transportation options.

Sacramento aims to extend its shared-use paths for pedestrians and cyclists, enhancing connectivity and reducing car reliance, with an additional 113 miles planned. This expansion supports sustainability and community inclusiveness.