The North Shore Greenway near Kahului Airport has reopened after a cleanup of PFAS contamination, with HDOT ensuring environmental safety and public recreation balance.

FDOT announces a lane closure for maintenance on the Las Olas Boulevard Drawbridge in Fort Lauderdale, scheduled for July 28, with possible traffic delays expected.

Lane restrictions on Lone Mountain Road in northwest Las Vegas for shutoff valve replacement at the lift station, leading to potential traffic delays from July 20-28.

Summit County's OVI Task Force will hold sobriety checkpoints on July 25-26 to deter and detect impaired driving. Locations are undisclosed, but the initiative aims for safer roads and transparency.

Lewisville City Hall announces sidewalk and street repairs on Raven Lane, causing inconveniences and requiring caution around construction zones from July 21 to August 29.

Interstate 44 near Route 50 will experience evening lane closures for road maintenance from July 21-24, affecting mainly the eastbound right lane, with at least one lane remaining open.

NDOT updates its traffic plan for I-215 in Nevada, involving milling, paving, and ITS enhancements, with major work and closures planned until winter 2025. Drivers are advised of potential delays and alternative routes.

NDOT announces a full closure of southbound I-15 in Las Vegas for the Tropicana Interchange Project, affecting traffic from July 18-21 with detours in place.

Boston officials advise of traffic and parking restrictions due to summer events, including Open Newbury Street Series, concerts at Fenway, and cultural festivals.

Charlotte County traffic advisory issued for a temporary lane closure at U.S. 41 and Olean Blvd, affecting Monday and Tuesday commute due to construction.

The Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 announced progress on the SR 91 bridges reconstruction in Lake County, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow.

The 2025 Fun Fest parade on Friday will bring road closures in downtown Kingsport, starting with Clinchfield Street at 10 a.m. Detours will be in place.

MoDOT has started a $1.2 million project to upgrade pedestrian facilities in the Jefferson City area to meet ADA standards, starting in Taos and affecting other areas, with completion set for December 2025.