The I-5 Ship Canal Bridge in Seattle will undergo major construction starting July 18, with lane closures and traffic restrictions planned for the summer.

St. Charles Parish roadworks are causing closures and disruptions, with a focus on asphalt resurfacing like patching, milling, and paving. Residents are advised to check for updates and plan alternative routes.

St. Louis has completed safety improvements along Chippewa Street, including a new crosswalk and better lighting, enhancing the area around Ted Drewes ice cream stand.

Berry Road in Norman will undergo pavement maintenance, affecting traffic flow between Main Street and Robinson Street starting July 21, with certain lanes and turns closed.

12th Avenue in Palm River to close until August 13 for urgent wastewater line repairs; detours via Kirkland Drive, Charles Drive, and Davis Drive advised.

HDOT will lower the speed limit on Kunia Road near ʻAnonui Road starting July 18 to improve safety due to increased traffic and agricultural activity.

Bridge repairs on U.S. Highway 169 at NW Cookingham Dr. in Clay County will disrupt traffic starting July 23, with lane closures and detours in effect until October.

UDOT will close Logan Canyon overnight on July 21 for roadwork, with additional traffic delays and closures expected across Utah due to multiple construction projects.

Portland's Transportation Bureau announces a bike-friendly block party downtown as part of September's Sunday Parkways, sponsored by Kaiser Permanente.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has appointed a 12-member USDOT Advisory Board to guide infrastructure modernization in America, including seasoned experts from various transportation disciplines.

Andy Warhol Bridge in Pittsburgh will close for inspection July 21–25 & July 28–Aug 1. Use Rachel Carson Bridge, Fort Duquesne Blvd for detours.

The first truss of the Swing Bridge in Philadelphia was installed, advancing the city's infrastructure and enhancing community connectivity. The project will continue with the aim to expand the Schuylkill River Trail.

Milwaukee County received a $21M federal grant to improve the PurpleLine bus route, aimed at reducing travel times, adding shelters, and enhancing safety by 2027.