MoDOT will close a section of Andrew County Route D on September 18 for emergency repairs from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., urging motorists to find alternate routes.

Waymo has received a permit to operate at San Francisco International Airport, starting with testing and aiming for commercial service to enhance transportation options.

MDOT begins its final Adopt-A-Highway litter pickup of the year, highlighting the volunteer effort to clean Michigan highways.

An overturned truck on I-10 East Freeway at Cedar Lane led to eastbound lane closures and required hazmat for a fuel leak. Traffic was diverted; authorities advised avoiding the area.

MDOT has permitted storm sewer work on M-53 in Sanilac County, causing delays, lane closures, and traffic shifts from September 23, with one lane remaining open each way.

The MBTA launched a mobile app and online portal for The RIDE paratransit service, aiming to improve accessibility and convenience for riders with disabilities.

Traffic advisory details lane closures and construction on SH-51, US-75, and other areas in Tulsa, impacting commuters with various projects until 2028.

The City of Frisco has announced several roadwork projects affecting traffic, including a right lane closure on WB Panther Creek Pkwy. and construction on Speargrass Dr., Rock Creek Ln., and Stallion Ranch Rd.

Texas Street in Calcasieu Parish will be closed from College Street to Prien Lake Road for drainage repairs from September 22 to October 17, 2025. Detour routes are available for motorists.

The Elyria Police Department reported a temporary closure of Cleveland Street due to an accident, advising alternative routes, and later updated that the road was clear.

Suncoast Boulevard will have intermittent lane closures from Sept. 15-17 due to sidewalk repairs by ERS Construction, causing potential traffic delays.

Refurbishments limit access at Hickory's Riverwalk Old Lenoir Road bridge, but alternative trailheads at Rotary-Geitner Park and Hickory City Park remain open for outdoor enthusiasts.

Hilo International Airport is set for an emergency response drill on Sept. 18, involving local emergency services, as part of an FAA triennial mandate.