MoDOT seeks public input on the Route 179 bridge deck replacement project in Cole County, with a community meeting on July 29 and a comment period until August 5.

Minneapolis plans to install traffic cameras at five intersections to reduce speeding and improve safety as part of its Vision Zero initiative, with a September launch date.

The US government is investing $488 million in infrastructure projects across various communities through the BUILD grant program, aiming to improve safety, reduce congestion, and stimulate economic growth.

ADOT announces two major ramp closures on Loop 101, starting July 21, to expand highway capacity, with detours advised during the expected two-month project.

Chicago is installing new automated speed enforcement cameras near schools and parks to curb speeding, beginning with a warning phase followed by ticket issuance. CDOT will fine drivers for exceeding limits during specific hours.

Governor Bob Ferguson warned on Facebook about Washington's economic struggles due to tariffs affecting ports and agriculture, calling for an end to the trade war.

Mankato, Minnesota, extends the service hours of its Kato-Go-Play summer bus to accommodate the increased activity of residents and tourists during the season.

Linda Disney, a blind woman, works with Utah's transportation department to improve crosswalk accessibility, advocating for APS systems which have been installed at state intersections.

Morrison County announces road maintenance on County Road 226, Soo-Line Trail, and County Road 220, including culvert installation and ditch mowing, causing daytime disruptions.

Starting July 21, CO 119 drivers in Boulder County will receive warnings from automated cameras for speeding in a work zone, as part of CDOT's safety initiative, preceding actual fines to improve road safety for all.

St. Peters, MO will experience traffic delays due to traffic signal upgrades at key intersections from July 14-17 as part of the Gateway Green Light program.

The Loop 101 northbound on-ramp at Raintree Drive in North Scottsdale is closed for 60 days from July 20 for reconstruction as part of a freeway widening project.

Dorchester Street's southbound lane closure for underground power work by Irby Construction will cause traffic delays from July 21 to July 25, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. weekdays. Contact Jeff Halsey at 601-317-4150 for concerns.