The Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 reminded Cleveland residents via social media that bike lanes are solely for cyclists and must stay clear for safety.

The Auth Lane Pedestrian Bridge in Silver Spring, built by MCDOT, won the 2025 CEAM Project of the Year Award. It provides safe passage over a waterway and is ADA accessible, earning praise for its cost-effectiveness and innovation.

ODFW announces a temporary road closure at Bridge Creek Wildlife Area for improvements; foot traffic allowed but vehicles must park away from the work area.

The Bay Area Air District awarded SamTrans $13.3 million for electric bus charging infrastructure, promoting zero-emission public transit and benefiting disadvantaged communities.

The Valley Water Board of Directors voted to suspend the Pacheco Reservoir Expansion Project due to escalating costs and regulatory challenges, prioritizing water affordability.

Fort Collins plans to improve downtown parking with more paid spots, extended enforcement hours, better signage, and sustainable funding, following a study with consultants and the Downtown Development Authority.

Englewood's Stormwater Division plans stormwater maintenance on US 285/Hampden causing potential delays from September 8-12, with preventive work to ensure system efficiency and environmental protection.

Frontier Airlines aims to be the leading low-fare airline in the US, announcing new routes and enhancements like 'First Class' seating, an improved loyalty program, and special perks to attract customers.

Janesville's Venture Drive is set for pavement resurfacing starting August 27, with the initial phase involving surface stripping and asphalt laying planned for the week of September 2.

Janesville's North Main St will be closed for utility work, affecting traffic and bus routes on August 28-29. Detours and alternate bus stops are in place.

Tulsa commuters face road closures and detours due to multiple construction projects, with various highways affected through 2025-2028, including SH-51, US-75, and I-44 interchanges.

The EPA announces $1.7 million in grants to reduce mining pollution in transboundary watersheds between the U.S. and British Columbia, benefiting indigenous tribes and local agencies.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced the end of federal funding for California's High-Speed Rail projects, reprioritizing investments to more feasible transportation projects.