LA 1130 in Elton, Jefferson Davis Parish, to undergo construction with lane closures starting August 26, 2025; DOTD to enhance road safety and lifespan.

Licensed Las Vegas pedicab companies are demanding stricter enforcement against unlicensed operators who charge tourists up to $150 for mile-long rides during major events.

MoDOT will be reconfiguring lanes on Route 141 by the I-64 interchange from Sept 2 to 5, causing nightly lane closures and traffic shifts until mid-September. The project is part of a larger construction plan set to finish by the end of 2025.

Fort Lauderdale crews re-opened N. Andrews Avenue after addressing a water main leak, with temporary repairs done by early Wednesday. Further work may be planned.

Uber and Turo launch a limited-time "pool truck" rental service in Miami, providing a unique experience that includes a pool, amenities, and discounts on future rentals.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will announce the timeline for the Penn Station revamp in New York City, aiming for construction to start by the end of 2027. The project has secured a $43 million federal grant for the engineering phase.

Milwaukee County plans to move the Kelly Senior Center to South Milwaukee, utilizing the historic Heritage Building to provide a larger, enhanced space with more programming for seniors.

Intermittent closures of LA 1 in both directions are scheduled for bridge construction, with DOTD urging caution and speed reduction during the closures for safety.

Pittsburgh plans to install automated red light cameras at select intersections to address traffic violations and enhance road safety as part of the Vision Zero initiative.

Shelly Parker has been named head of Hawai‘i guest operations for Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines, overseeing combined airline services in the region.

SEPTA in Philadelphia announces service cuts, including eliminating 32 bus routes and reducing metro frequency by 20%, due to a $213 million budget shortfall. Further cuts may come in 2026 without state funding.

Lane closures and no parking on Kentucky Boulevard in New Braunfels for striping work on August 27-28, weather permitting, with potential towing of improperly parked vehicles.

Kissimmee is activating a new traffic signal at Ball Park Road and Dyer Blvd to enhance safety and traffic flow after 68 crashes occurred there in a year. The $1 million project is nearly complete and should be operational next month.