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.

The Cook County Board approved an $81 million transportation funding package to improve roads, bridges, and traffic systems, aiming at economic benefits and increased access for residents and visitors.

Caltrans will reduce lanes on southbound I-605 in Whittier for paving from July 25-28, causing traffic delays.

The City of Shoreline announced phased road closures, including the major N 145th Street overpass closure in September, to add a second lane on the northbound I-5 off-ramp and construct a roundabout.

Washington County seeks public input on County Highway 13 improvements through an online platform until August 7.

NDOT announces updated I-215 traffic restrictions for pavement work, with lane reductions and ramp closures affecting motorists from August 1-3 and nights from July 27-31.

Rancho Cordova details rules for eBike and eScooter use, emphasizing the importance of understanding different classes, speed limits, and legal requirements for safe operation.

Significant roadwork on LA 611-9 (Metairie Road) will disrupt traffic for maintenance this weekend starting July 25, with additional alternating lane closures scheduled for the following week.

Dublin is burying utility lines in its Downtown Historic District to improve aesthetics and safety, with completion expected by spring 2026, at no cost to residents.