Philadelphia's SEPTA is adding red-painted bus-only lanes on Chestnut, Walnut, and Oregon Avenue to improve bus speed and reduce congestion and illegal parking.

A Muni-involved collision at Market and Sansome delayed the F Market line Wednesday; outbound cars switched back at the Ferry Building and riders were urged to use the Market Street subway.

St. Peters has scheduled a traffic signal update at Spencer Road and Executive Centre Parkway on Nov. 6, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with temporary all-way stops.

Doral enhances its on-demand transportation with two new Freebee electric vehicles, bolstering mobility options for all residents, including seniors, backed by an FDOT grant.

A section of 2nd Street in Clarksville will be closed for courthouse roof replacement, causing parking restrictions and necessitating alternate routes.

Elyria, Ohio, is undergoing an infrastructure project to remove lead pipes and repair streets, causing traffic and parking disruptions from November 5.

A water main break in Cockeysville led to lane closures and traffic disruptions, with Baltimore County officials responding for repairs near Shawan and York Roads.

Fort Lauderdale starts a long-term project to improve drainage on NW 7th Avenue from Broward to Sunrise Boulevard, set to end by August 10, 2026. Work will occur at night, keeping a lane open each way.

Nevada's Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest provided "Silver Belle," a 53-foot red fir, as the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, with NDOT assisting in its transportation and its recent stop in Las Vegas before heading to Washington, D.C.

Tulsa drivers are facing detours and delays due to several ramp and lane closures for ongoing construction and safety repairs as announced by ODOT, with projects expected to continue for years.

The Montgomery County Council passed Bill 28-25 to prevent vehicles from parking in bikeways, aiming to improve cyclist safety as part of its Vision Zero goals.

St. Charles Parish to discuss key ordinances affecting infrastructure and finances at a council meeting on November 17, 2025. Public participation is encouraged.

Bloomington's city-wide high-speed fiber internet project is more than halfway complete, with a 2026 end goal. Despite a contractor setback, progress continues with extensive conduit and fiber installation and community benefits emerging.