Roadwork on 1300 East in SLC begins August 24, with night paving until November, affecting traffic but aiming to improve conditions for all road users.

MoDOT announced nighttime lane closures on westbound I-44 in Springfield for pipe installation, impacting traffic from August 25-28, as part of the "Forward 44" project.

MoDOT will close the I-229 Double Decker bridge in St. Joseph for annual maintenance from August 25-28, affecting all lanes and ramps. Drivers are advised to plan detours and prioritize safety.

US 93 near Kingman will be closed for one hour on August 26 for a rock blasting test by ADOT, part of a $106 million interchange project set to complete in 2027.

Placer County approves a new five-year transit plan including the addition of electric buses and charging stations aimed at increasing public transportation usage and improving service connectivity.

ADOT confirms no mainline freeway closures in Phoenix from Aug 22-25; Loop 101 ramp to I-17 to reopen Aug 29. Proposition 400 and 479 fund improvements. Use AZ511 for real-time updates.

Road work on Eastbound LA 46 in St. Bernard Parish will cause lane closures on August 25, 2025, with right lane closed 7 AM-noon and left lane 12-4 PM.

Westside Road in Sonoma County is set to reopen on August 28, marking significant progress in the region's storm recovery efforts, with five other projects ongoing.

St. Johns County is expanding County Road 2209 to alleviate traffic congestion for its growing population, with construction expected to be completed by Summer 2026.

MoDOT is addressing potholes on South Outer Road 70, causing road closures and detours. Access for local residents on Jade Road is maintained while others are advised to navigate alternate routes, with closures primarily from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

An accident at Mt. Carmel Rd. and Sunnyside Rd. in Tipton County caused travel delays and elicited a coordinated emergency response, with the road now reopened.

Construction in Edgewater continues over the weekend for a new bridge, with noisy work scheduled from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. This includes installing metal casings for bridge columns using an oscillator.

SEPTA cuts bus and metro services by 20%, eliminating 32 routes, potentially adding 275,000 vehicles to Philadelphia's roads, as schools like Temple University and the University of Pennsylvania adapt with measures like shuttle services.