Governor Hochul is considering a bill that requires two-person crews on NYC subway trains, backed by the TWU for safety reasons, amid debates on automation and transit crime concerns.

The NCDOT publishes weekly financial reports for transparency, detailing transportation income and spending, including specific project funds, in North Carolina.

Maui park facilities undergo temporary closures for maintenance and recruitment, with the Eddie Tam Park parking lot and Sakamoto Pool affected in September.

Groundbreaking for the Sean Haggerty Dr. Extension in El Paso is anticipated, creating a key route with a $34 million budget aimed at improving local infrastructure.

Ogden Canyon was closed due to water leaks, with crews working overnight on repairs. Additional leaks were found, causing travel disruptions and the need for alternate routes.

Fort Worth to replace aging water and sewer mains on North Bailey Avenue and surrounding streets, with community meeting scheduled for September 8, 2025.

MoDOT is starting nighttime lane closures on westbound I-70 for median shoulder work, leading to wider project impacting commuters with aim to enhance Missouri's transport by adding lanes.

A BART network outage in the Bay Area due to an upgrade disruption affected early morning commuters, causing service delays until later in the morning.

Upcoming I-70 traffic reroutes near Kingdom City, MO for culvert replacement by MoDOT on Sept. 8 and 9, as part of the Statewide Improve I-70 Program.

MoDOT is set to close several crossovers and introduce J-turns on Route 100 to improve traffic safety starting September 10, aiming to reduce right-angle crashes.

Rockwall County announces weeklong I-30 road closures and lane restrictions due to construction, affecting travel from September 7th to 13th, primarily overnight and midday.

Labor Day weekend brings city street closures for construction, new fall menus at coffee chains, potential rain storms, and the shuttering of banks and government offices.

NCDOT is organizing the Fall Litter Sweep from Sept. 13-27, 2025, encouraging volunteers to clean up North Carolina roadsides to enhance community beauty.