Gillis Hill Road in Cumberland County, North Carolina, will undergo a $17.5 million upgrade, including widening and safety enhancements, with work starting in fall and completion expected by summer 2028.

BNA's ramp to I-40 westbound is temporarily closing for paving work, with detours provided, and ongoing TDOT infrastructure projects lead to nightly and daily lane closures.

ADOT is closing I-17's northbound off-ramp to Loop 303/Sonoran Desert Drive in Phoenix for expansion works from Sept. 5-8.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport reported a marginal decrease of 0.17% in passenger traffic in July, with an increase in Frontier Airlines passengers, but a decrease in overall air cargo volume.

Alston Avenue in Durham will close temporarily Friday night for median barrier construction, with detours via Main and Fayetteville Streets to the Durham Freeway.

TDOT announces bridge inspections in Rhea and Cumberland Counties, expecting traffic delays and lane closures, urging commuters to plan for slowdowns and obey the Move Over Law.

A construction project in Wright County will close a segment of CSAH 39 for a culvert replacement starting Sept. 8, with a suggested detour via Co. Rd. 123 and CSAH 8.

Blaine is undergoing street rehabilitation and construction, which includes the Lift Station 13 Force Main and Southwest Area Street Reconstruction projects, causing traffic disruptions.

The City of Davis is starting paving operations at its corp yard for 10 Saturdays from September 6, scheduled 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., to minimize weekday disruptions.

NDOT announces overnight I-15 closures in Las Vegas for the South Widening Project, affecting travel from September 7-12 with lane and ramp shutdowns.

The Boyd Street Storm Sewer Project in Norman progresses to Phase II on September 8, closing West Boyd Street from Flood Avenue to South Lahoma Avenue.

Lane closures are scheduled for Kekaha Road near Akekeke Road from September 15-18 due to tree removal operations, advises the Department of Public Works.

SEPTA plans to restore services cut due to budget concerns by September 14, pending state approval to use $394 million in capital funding, despite ongoing financial challenges and an upcoming fare hike.