New York Governor Hochul and MTA announced subway accessibility upgrades for 12 more stations, part of the plan to make 70% of rides ADA-compliant by 2029.

Governor Kathy Hochul of New York announced an extra $200 million for the NYSBIP to promote zero-emission school buses, with priorities for high-need and disadvantaged communities.

The northbound right lane on Bonnabel Boulevard near I-10 will be closed for sewer line repair on Monday from 9 a.m. to 3 a.m.

West Boyd Street in Norman faces closures for sewer upgrades until October 31, 2025, with access maintained barring direct conflicts, as per City of Norman updates.

Upper Arlington will face disruptions due to Columbia Gas repair work on a high-pressure line along Lane Avenue, affecting the eastbound lane near Scioto Country Club.

PHMSA introduces new data-driven enforcement priorities to improve pipeline safety, outlined on its website, focusing on specific areas such as accident response and preventive measures.

The Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis reopened ahead of schedule, delighting locals and officials who celebrated the early completion of its preservation. A brief closure is planned for an August fireworks event.

ADOT seeks public input on the North-South Corridor's proposed State Route 505 in Pinal County, starting environmental and engineering studies for the project.

St. Charles Parish announces road closures due to resurfacing projects, advising residents and commuters of travel disruptions and the presence of flaggers to direct traffic.

Lanes reopened in Gahanna despite ongoing construction, alleviating recent traffic disruptions caused by emergency repairs, with the police continuing to advise caution.

Firefighters have increased containment of the White Sage Fire to 31%, with the fire's size at 58,639 acres. The efforts continue with caution due to forecasts of drier weather ahead.

Upper Arlington is advancing the Zollinger Road Mobility & Safety Improvement Project to enhance safety and navigation, with community input via open houses and an online survey.

Denver Police promote Colorado's new seat belt safety initiative, "Buckle Up — Someone Needs You," coinciding with increased July-August patrols and fines for non-compliance.