San Antonio has opened its first protected bike-lane project from the city’s new Bike Network Plan, creating a safer connection to the Pearl.

A Nashville council proposal could ban right turns on red across most of the city’s urban core. The first vote is scheduled for Tuesday.

San Bruno residents say Waymos are dropping SFO-bound travelers on their street, sometimes leaving passengers with luggage and blocking driveways.

Sacramento’s new 10 p.m. meter cutoff is drawing heat from Midtown owners who fear evening customers and workers will pay the price.

Manatee County is adding bus routes while starting the school year short on drivers. Combined routes could mean longer rides and changing pickup times for some students.

Detroit has completed a $40 million stormwater project built to reduce basement backups for 1,200 west-side homes. Three more flood-control projects are waiting for funding.

Chicago is weighing taller, smarter fare gates modeled on systems in New York and the Bay Area. A pilot could arrive early next year.

Hundreds of riders were filmed weaving through traffic and popping wheelies on the Dan Ryan after police cleared a Posen gas station gathering.

Pittsburgh-area suburbs are writing their own e-bike rules as sales surge and Harrisburg weighs a statewide reset.

Ohio's average gas price is back at $4, with Cincinnati close behind at $3.93 after another overnight jump.

Brooklyn’s 140-year-old Coney Island sewage plant has completed a $155 million modernization that cuts energy use and strengthens service for nearly 600,000 residents.

Jacksonville is considering stricter e-bike rules as Wolfson Children’s Hospital reports 97 traumatic injuries among young riders in six months.

Las Vegas paratransit workers are threatening a strike after months of stalled contract talks. RTC says rides are still operating normally—for now.