A LendingTree analysis of federal crash records ranks Colorado No. 5 for the share of fatal crashes tied to aggressive or careless driving. Troopers and lawmakers are pushing enforcement and tougher penalties.

Burien, Des Moines and SeaTac will hold a joint session next Tuesday to review the Port of Seattle’s SAMP. The SEPA draft review remains open through next Wednesday.

Caltrans closed two westbound US‑50 off‑ramps overnight in Sacramento as the $511.1M Fix50 project enters its final phase; officials target July 2026 for completion.

NHTSA says 462,869 2020–2024 Kia Tellurides face a seat‑motor fire risk; owners are being told to park outside until dealers install a free electronic‑fuse fix.

A viral Instagram clip shows two people riding on the outside of an LA Metro D Line train through Mid‑Wilshire; Metro rules ban the stunt and officials warn it could be deadly.

BART will space Yellow and Red Line trains 10 minutes apart in mid‑August, aiming to reduce crowding and shorten waits for Richmond‑bound riders.

A fallen utility pole and downed power lines have blocked Main Street near Collierville Town Square; crews and MLGW are on scene and drivers are urged to use alternate routes.

Nashville broke ground on Chestnut Street July 8 as the first Complete Streets project funded by Choose How You Move. The work will add bike lanes, sidewalks and transit upgrades.

Sen. Brian Schatz won $24 million in federal funding to replace six historic bridges along Hāna Highway, giving East Maui’s long‑planned bridge upgrade a major boost.

A $19.2M streetscape will rework 10th and Rural with a multi-use path, new lighting and almost 70 trees. Construction begins in early September and utility crews have started prep work.

Caltrain will pause weekend service between San Jose Diridon and Tamien on select weekends through mid‑September for Guadalupe River Bridge repairs.

Drivers in Atlanta say autonomous Waymo vehicles and platform algorithm changes have slashed take‑home pay; organizers have scheduled a rally at Historic Fourth Ward Park.

FEMA will fund about 90% of an $8.1M project that will add 6,200 feet of storm sewers and flood-control gates in east Dearborn to reduce basement flooding.