MTA is preparing for a potential LIRR strike on September 18, with unions seeking a 15% raise over three years, versus MTA's 9.5% offer. Plans include shuttle buses to Queens stations if the strike occurs.

Frontier Airlines introduces a bi-weekly nonstop service from Memphis to Atlanta starting November 20, offering Memphis residents more travel options and connecting opportunities.

Philadelphia's Overbrook Educational Center area will see a traffic calming project to enhance safety for students and residents, featuring speed cushions, new signage, and pavement markings, with expected completion by February 2026.

Governor Hochul announces a $16.4 million project to refurbish four key bridges in New York's Lower Hudson Valley to improve travel and reduce noise pollution.

Arlington's Public Works Department is using a LiDAR-equipped van to map sidewalks, aiding in creating a Sidewalk Master Plan aimed at improving accessibility and repair needs.

Upcoming detours and delays on South Academy Boulevard due to MAMSIP construction, starting September 7 with overnight closures and lane reductions; detailed detour information available on CODOT website.

Tulsa faces major road constriction due to infrastructure projects, impacting US-75 and other routes through 2026 with lane reductions for bridge repairs.

Route 28 in Pittsburgh reopened before 9 a.m. following a police activity closure since 2 a.m. near the East Ohio Street interchange. Delays may persist.

East Hunting Park Avenue in North Philadelphia has reopened after a 7-month closure for reconstruction, including bridge replacement and utility updates, costing $1.7 million.

Dove Hollow at Goodwin Lane in New Braunfels is closing for drainage installation from Sept. 8 to 10, as part of roadway improvements. Drivers should use alternate routes.

Charlotte County's Olean Boulevard will close between Beacon Drive and Scranton Street for outfall pipe repairs on September 10-11, causing potential traffic delays.

St. Augustine's King St. will undergo water main improvements with night-time traffic reduced to one lane, beginning September 10. The project, separate from a bridge replacement, aims for minimal disruption.

Oʻahu's public transportation services, TheBus and TheHandi-Van, resume normal operations after resolving an outage caused by hardware issues, not a cybersecurity breach.