ODOT District 12 seeks community input for their long-range transportation plan, Access Ohio 2050, at a public open house in Cleveland to discuss system functionality and enhancements.

Durham is hosting an open house to discuss proposed 2-way traffic designs for Roxboro and Mangum streets. Residents can view the plans and provide feedback on October 21.

Casa Grande announces roadworks on Kortsen Road, with closures east of Pinal Avenue starting October 16, occurring nightly and remaining until completion.

Maryville drivers are advised to expect detours due to East Tennessee Natural Gas repair work near Rural King, affecting southbound McCammon Ave. traffic until October 24.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces a $41 million stopgap to maintain the Essential Air Service program during a government shutdown caused by political disputes.

Tulsa is experiencing extensive road construction, causing lane closures and detours, with projects like I-244 and US-75 bridge rehabilitation and interchange improvements to last until 2026, as per Oklahoma Department of Transportation.

Southbound Shields in Fort Collins will close from October 20 to December 10 for the Oak Street Stormwater Improvements Project, requiring commuters to detour.

MoDOT announces overnight closure of I-70 at the I-70/I-64/U.S. 61 interchange for bridge construction, affecting traffic on October 14-15 with detours in place.

Charlotte DOT has activated a new Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon at South Boulevard and Longleaf Drive to improve pedestrian safety as part of the Vision Zero strategy.

El Paso County reports a single-vehicle rollover crash near Mile Marker 39 on I-10 West, advising drivers of a two-hour delay and urging caution in the area.

Sherburne County is announcing upcoming construction at the U.S. Highway 169 and County Road 4 intersection, with updates and resources to be provided on their website.

Oklahoma City faces traffic delays with widespread construction on highways, causing lane closures and ramp shutdowns, including I-40 and I-44, with some projects lasting into 2025 or 2026.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams supports a legal fight to preserve $12 million in anti-terrorism funding for the subway system, contesting the DHS's funding cut decision.