A new program called PriorityEvac sells $1,250 annual memberships that reserve seats on prebooked evacuation flights from six Florida airports to Atlanta for hurricanes.

Mountain View advanced a roughly $24.8M concept to add protected bike lanes, wider sidewalks and traffic-calming at the Middlefield/SR‑237 interchange. Council action moves the project toward final design and a multi‑year build schedule.

Caltrain’s $1 youth fare has sent teen ridership soaring, with about 355,000 youth trips Jan–May and a bigger weekend share.

A new analysis finds Florida has the highest U.S. rate of pedestrian deaths involving drivers 65 and older, raising fresh questions about road design and licensing.

Ports of Indiana is building a container terminal at Burns Harbor that would be the Chicago area’s first direct sea‑cargo route, promising shorter transit times and a local jobs boost.

Harris County broke ground July 13 on the Poor Farm Ditch rebuild, a $32.7M project meant to boost stormwater capacity and protect roughly 500 inner-loop homes. Work will be staged to limit disruption and is managed by the Flood Control District.

Clark County is leaning toward a shorter, roughly $97M overpass at Tropicana and University Center Drive after below‑grade plans ballooned in cost. UNLV has been working with the county on easements and access.

DP World has opened exclusive talks to build a container terminal at the Port of Corpus Christi, a move that could add container capacity and jobs to South Texas.

WSDOT is remaking I-405 with a three-level NE 85th interchange in Kirkland and Sound Transit’s Stride BRT set to roll out in 2028–29, anchored by a Bothell base.

An eight‑inch cast‑iron main burst on Coldwater Canyon Avenue, flooding a Studio City block and cutting service for dozens; crews repaired the line and restored water by Sunday morning.

State and regional planners are asking North Texans to weigh in as TxDOT and NCTCOG draft 10‑year plans that could steer billions to highways, bridges and transit. Meetings and comment windows are open this month.

A 25‑year review of I‑10 crash records shows repeat hotspots and recurring causes — from unprotected medians to dust storms and wrong‑way drivers. State crash data underscores the human toll.

A midday outage knocked out power for thousands in northwest Oklahoma City near Northwest Expressway and West Britton Road. OG&E crews are on scene working to restore service.