Blaine issues a construction update: ongoing projects are causing detours and closures, such as the Lift Station 13 Force Main and Southwest Area Street Reconstruction, with various phases affecting traffic flow.

MoDOT announces a temporary closure of Pershall Rd. for girder placement on the new I-170 bridge, affecting traffic on July 28-29 from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Major roadwork on Eastbound US 90 BUS in Jefferson Parish will cause the continuous closure of the Harvey Tunnel from July 25, 2025, to January 15, 2026.

UDOT is starting a major renovation on I-215, affecting Salt Lake County commuters starting July 28, with northbound lanes reduced. This is part of a larger project including bridge rehabilitation, expected to last through the next year.

The $2.2 billion Southeast Connector project in Arlington, Texas, is underway to enhance transportation by improving sections of I-820, I-20, and U.S. 287, aiming for early 2028 completion.

I-10 westbound Carrollton Ave. on-ramp in LA is closed for repairs from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily after a garbage truck incident, with an Airline Hwy. alternative suggested.

NCDOT installed new slope monitors along I-40 and recognized workers for their post-Hurricane Helene efforts, while also launching campaigns for bridge strike prevention and against speeding.

MoDOT lists upcoming roadworks for Mid-Missouri from July 28-August 3, 2025, with potential delays due to lane closures, weather-dependent schedules, and area-specific projects like resurfacing and bridge rehabilitation.

Brick Street in Wake Forest will be closed for paving on Monday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., affecting the stretch between North White Street and Brewer Avenue.

Washington State has opened its second diverging diamond interchange, designed to improve traffic flow and safety at I-90 and SR 18. The WSDOT launched the interchange after an eight-day closure.

TDOT begins $1.8 million road work on SR 8 in July, shifting from a four-lane road to two lanes with a center turn lane, parking, and bike lane, to be completed by October 31.

Commuters are dodging foot-long rats in ferry terminal parking lots after Vallejo's homeless camp sweep sent displaced rodents straight to the busiest transportation hub. Panama Bay Coffee is hemorrhaging customers while the city scrambles with pest control teams.

Oakland just doubled down on borrowing San Francisco's airport brand after getting shut down in court. Round two of the Bay Area's most expensive identity crisis is officially underway.