The MBTA partners with STX Group in a sustainability initiative, participating in the Federal Renewable Fuel Standard Program to blend RNG with CNG in their buses and expecting $4 million in revenues over five years.

The Port of San Diego kicks off its 2025-2026 cruise season, expecting 389,000 passengers and a $56 million economic boost, with Holland America Line among others setting sail.

Tampa prepares for a busy Saturday with multiple events including a concert, soccer game, and festivals, causing traffic alerts and parking challenges.

The Grand Canyon National Park Airport has finished a $12 million runway rehabilitation to enhance safety and efficiency.

North Ridgeville is undertaking the 2025 Traffic Paint Striping Project overnight to minimize disruption, refreshing road markings including school symbols, railroad markings, and lines.

Arizona's alternative fuel vehicles, including electric ones, have lost access to HOV lanes during peak hours for solo drivers, a privilege held since 2005. This change may lengthen commutes and puts additional pressure on electric vehicle drivers.

MoDOT KC is set to hold an open house to discuss a proposed roundabout at Route D and US 69 in Lawson to improve traffic flow. The event will offer engagement and feedback options.

Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against DHS after the Transit Security Grant Program funding for New York’s MTA was cut to zero, seeking a TRO to preserve the funds.

North Carolina's DMV is now allowing certified private driver education schools to conduct road tests for teen drivers, potentially reducing wait times at DMV offices.

The I Street Bridge in Sacramento will close from October 6-16 for repair work, affecting all traffic including cyclists and pedestrians. Detours will be in place.

Ongoing highway construction in Tulsa is causing detours and lane closures, with projects on US-75, I-244, and I-44 set to disrupt traffic patterns through 2028.

Minneapolis has activated its first speed safety cameras at five intersections, with warnings until November 1, after which fines will be imposed. Revenue will fund safety investments.

The NTSB is set to hold a hearing on the Key Bridge Baltimore collapse caused by a cargo ship, which resulted in six fatalities and economic disruption.