M-90 at North Branch Flint River bridge in Lapeer County will close overnight on September 25 for deck pouring as part of a $3.5 million roadworks project.

Oregon DMV introduces service improvements including appointment-only days at certain locations and limits on daily knowledge test attempts, effective October.

The N.C. Turnpike Authority's Complete 540 Phase 1 is a finalist for a national transportation award and could win a $10,000 prize for charity with online votes.

Kauaʻi DOW invites residents to community meetings to discuss the Water Systems Investment Plan aimed at revitalizing the island's water infrastructure.

Tulsa traffic is impacted by construction projects affecting key routes like I-244, US-75, SH-51, I-44, and others through 2028, including lane closures, shifts, and bridge rehabilitations.

The Rancho Cordova City Council has approved the Cordova City Center, featuring a 7,500-seat sports arena, hotels, retail space, residential units, and projected to create 37,000 jobs.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces the early launch of Metro-North's "super-express" trains between Poughkeepsie and NYC, now starting October 6, reducing travel time to under 90 minutes. This service aims to improve commutes and boost economic growth.

Las Vegas celebrates the completion of the new I-15/Tropicana Interchange with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking a significant infrastructure upgrade for both commuters and tourists.

Maryland speed camera fines will increase on October 1, with penalties starting at $40 for being 12 mph over the limit and up to $425 for 40 mph over. This move aims to enhance road safety, despite mixed reactions from residents.

SEPTA has operationalized new full-length gates at the 13th St Station EB platform to deter fare evasion, equipped with 3D imaging and a counting mechanism to identify violators.

LA 75 Southbound in Ascension Parish will be closed for roadwork on September 30 from 7 AM to 5 PM, weather permitting.

Governor Stein highlights North Carolina's progress in recovering from Hurricane Helene, with most infrastructure repaired and programs to aid local governments and businesses in place.

Oklahoma City is dealing with changes in traffic patterns due to widespread roadworks, leading to ramp closures, lane reductions, and potential delays, with some projects extending into 2025 or 2026.