NYC taxi drivers rally against Waymo's driverless car tests, fearing job loss and safety issues, while Waymo and city officials emphasize safety and innovation.

Aurora extends infrastructure project input deadline to Sep 30, seeking community feedback on public safety, transportation, and more via EngageAurora.org/BuildUpAurora.

U.S. Transportation Secretary threatens to withdraw federal funds from California, Washington, and New Mexico for not enforcing English language proficiency requirements for commercial drivers.

Washington State Ferries expect a busy Labor Day weekend with 400,000 riders, marking the busiest summer since 2019. WSDOT advises planning ahead and using digital tools to manage travel times.

Roadwork on LA 3235 in Lafourche Parish begins September 2, 2025, with partial lane closures in both directions, as part of Project H.008145 to improve the thoroughfare.

US 165/US 167 interchange in Pineville will see closures during a DOTD reconstruction project starting September 2, 2025. Lane and ramp closures with detours will facilitate improvements.

ODOT District 12 Cleveland updates progress on the SR 91 Bridge over Lakeland Blvd project, sharing advancements on social media and indicating a smoother commute upon completion.

A train collided with a tractor-trailer in Rosedale without causing injuries or hazards, with emergency crews responding and clearing the scene promptly.

Town Hall is undergoing an accessibility update and pavement refurbishment by Hollingsworth Paving, set to complete by mid-September, with work progressing in phases.

U.S. Secretary Sean Duffy threatens to cut federal funds unless California, Washington, and New Mexico enforce English proficiency rules for commercial drivers.

Fort Lauderdale is preparing for the Pre Labor Day Festival on August 31, with NE 32nd Street closing from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. A traffic advisory is issued for anticipated congestion.

Claridon Township will have a new 4-Way Stop at SR 608 and Chardon-Windsor Rd. from September 9, as announced by the Geauga County Sheriff's Office to improve safety.

Boston's MBTA Orange Line trains now reach 55 mph, a speed increase supported by recent infrastructure improvements aimed at reducing travel time and enhancing quality of life for commuters.