ODOT Cincinnati highlights the increase in roadside incidents in 2025, urging drivers to be cautious and heed "Move Over" laws for the safety of road workers.

The disassembly of the last tower crane marks significant progress in the construction of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, expected to open by fall 2025.

The NE 42nd Avenue Bridge in Portland is closing for two years for replacement, starting August 4. Detours are planned, impacting drivers, cyclists, and local businesses.

San Luis, Arizona, introduced a new traffic light at Avenue F and San Luis Lane to enhance safety and reduce congestion, particularly during school rush hours. The system will be operational on July 18, 2025.

Indianapolis drivers should expect delays downtown due to WNBA All-Star Weekend road closures from July 16-20, with traffic impacts starting as early as 8 AM.

Maries County Route Z will be closed for culvert maintenance on July 22 from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., east of County Road 322, local access maintained.

A new pedestrian bridge installation over Black Creek will close Cary Parkway for 7 days, with detours via Norwell Blvd, Weston Parkway, and Harrison Avenue.

MoDOT will close Boone’s Crossing ramp (Exit 17) on I-64 westbound for pavement repairs from 4 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday, July 17, weather permitting. Detours are available.

The north half of the 12 Mile Road/Inkster Road intersection reopened, as Oakland County's RCOC continues resurfacing work with south half closed until September. Traffic reroutes are in place; daily commuters are affected by the changes.

Seattle enhances transit security with new initiatives, funded by a levy and transit measure, including additional Transit Security Officers and safety programs.

Construction on CSAH 19 overpass in Wright County is postponed due to weather, affecting evening and morning commutes; alternative routes are advised.

Montgomery County Police's Summer Traffic Task Force has made 13 DUI and one criminal arrest in one week, as part of efforts to increase traffic safety by reducing impaired driving incidents.

Wake County intensifies its efforts to uphold living standards in its manufactured home communities through biannual inspections, focusing on public health and reliable services, especially in the high-demand summer season.