Maryland's first modular roundabout in Harford County opens ahead of schedule, aiming to reduce accidents using sustainable materials, including recycled milk jugs, and saving $1.5 million.

North Carolina partners with AMES Construction to safely rebuild I-40 after Hurricane Helene, emphasizing worker safety and the significance of the highway for regional recovery.

Road closures in downtown Greeneville due to railway maintenance are affecting several streets, with updates on areas like N Irish and Willis being closed but thoroughfares such as Church and Forest Hills open.

A Microsoft Azure outage disrupted operations for Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines, affecting websites and online check-in, leading to increased wait times and manual processing.

Hawaiian Electric says it hit its 2025 double‑pole removal goal early, taking down more than 5,000 poles so far. The company aims to clear over 9,400 double poles by 2028 across the islands.

Clark County is moving forward with a multi‑year overhaul of Terminal 1 at Harry Reid Airport, replacing aging baggage systems and adding escalators to ease passenger flow. Federal funds and phased construction are in play.

A multi‑vehicle collision in the H‑1 Zipper Lane near Honolulu Airport snarled the morning commute. DOT says responders were on scene and tow trucks were awaited.

I-25 in Pueblo faces nighttime closures due to the US 50B bridge demolition from Nov 7-10 with detours in effect, as part of a $114 million I-25/US 50B interchange upgrade slated for completion by summer 2027.

November is full of Oregon public advisory committee meetings on topics like transportation safety and school routes, with accessibility options for all attendees.

A two-car collision slowed H-1 eastbound near the 6th Avenue overpass Wednesday morning, with DOT and HPD urging drivers to use caution.

Utah's Governor Spencer Cox has launched a master plan for the Utah Trail Network, aiming to connect communities and promote outdoor activities, with 95% of Utahns having a trail within one mile of home.

The city is conducting its annual fall street cleaning until Thanksgiving, asking residents to keep the streets clear and not to dispose of yard waste improperly. They also advise of possible temporary tap water discoloration due to hydrant use.

DDOT has announced the DC Streetcar will end service on March 31, 2026, with alternative transportation options suggested, including changes to the operating schedule in the interim.