Rock Hill may end its fare-free My Ride routes and shift riders onto a paid, reservation service that would cost about $2.50 per trip.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit is replacing the ConnectCard with web-based ReadyFare. New cards and vending machines begin arriving this month and balances can move to Ready2Ride.

A Southwest flight to Baltimore diverted to Tulsa after a cockpit windshield cracked at cruise altitude. No injuries were reported and passengers arrived roughly four hours late.

Council and drivers pressed for safety, job protections and local oversight as driverless rideshare tests grow across Philadelphia.

MoDOT held a May 12 open house and is seeking input on a roughly $64M Forward 44 package for I‑44 between Route 109 and Route 141. The plan includes pavement repairs, bridge replacements and safety upgrades at Antire Hill.

The governor’s office says $74M will fund 72 pedestrian, student and bike‑safety projects across 38 Pennsylvania counties, from sidewalks to bike‑share expansions.

DFW opened a new east ARFF station with ten bays, storm‑hardened construction and hybrid ARFF support to speed emergency response.

A City of Cleveland dump truck's raised bed struck an overhead I‑90 exit sign near E. 222nd, toppling the sign and blocking lanes as officials probe maintenance.

A passenger aboard Volaris Flight 7771 died after an emergency diversion to Monterrey International Airport; the airline arranged a replacement plane for other travelers.

Indy DPW says it completed resurfacing and drainage upgrades on Washington Boulevard between 29th and 40th, adding bike lanes, sidewalks and stormwater improvements.

A software bug can blank instrument panels on 144,049 Mercedes‑Benz vehicles, hiding speed and warning lights. Dealers will push a free software update; owner letters go out June 26.

Advocates rallied downtown after a spike in pedestrian and cyclist deaths, pressing leaders to accelerate Vision Zero fixes while city officials point to planned projects.

EPA proposes removing emissions testing from the federal clean‑air plan in 19 North Carolina counties, a change that could save drivers nearly $20 million a year while drawing environmental pushback.