Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced the I-30 widening project in Arlington as part of the $146 billion 2026 Unified Transportation Plan to alleviate congestion and improve transportation across the state.

Puget Sound drivers face major roadwork during 'Conechella' from August 22-25, with closures on I-405, I-5, and SR 99 for construction and maintenance.

Westbound I-70 at Exit 137 will be closed for months starting August 22, with traffic moving to median lanes and a 55 mph limit. This is part of MoDOT's work to improve the interstate.

WSDOT offers travel charts to ease Labor Day traffic and suspends highway construction, urging travelers to use their tools for information on traffic, ferries, and toll rates.

SW Fourth Avenue in Portland will be closed northbound from SW Taylor to SW Alder Street starting 8 p.m. Friday for paving. Night construction is expected until Monday 5 a.m., causing noise disruptions. Detours and parking alternatives are suggested.

IDOT prepares to reopen a significant portion of Kennedy Expressway north of Addison Street, with upcoming overnight closures before returning to normal traffic patterns.

El Paso County announces road closures and detours on South Academy Boulevard for road widening under the MAMSIP, with alternate routes and lane reductions due to construction activities.

The annual Waterfront Festival in Plymouth will impact traffic and parking on August 23, 2025, with police issuing warnings about vehicle restrictions.

Roadwork on Avon Road in Avon, Ohio, will reduce traffic to one lane near Nagel Road for new water line installation starting August 25th, potentially causing delays.

Blaine is undergoing road construction, including a sewer main on Naples Street, ending in 2026, and other projects, with some streets reopening and others closing for work.

Traffic in Avon on I-90 near the 83 bridge will temporarily halt on August 24 due to a fiber installation project, with brief 15-minute stops starting at 7 AM.

Viva introduces a new nonstop flight route from Austin to Mexico City, operating thrice weekly starting November 20, 2025, offering convenient connections for tourism and trade.

Waymo received a permit to test autonomous vehicles in New York City, with strict oversight and data-sharing requirements, amid mixed reactions regarding safety and traffic impact.