Knoxville's $60 million pedestrian bridge project continues despite federal spending cuts, with confirmed federal support and local funds, enhancing connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists.

Durham roads closed by flooding, including Cole Mill Road and an I-85 off-ramp, have reopened. Officials remind drivers to stay alert as cleanup and assessments continue.

Durham's Southwest Durham Drive is open again after flooding from extreme weather, as announced by the Durham Police on social media. Traffic is now flowing normally.

The USDOT's Build America Bureau expands TIFIA loan eligibility up to 49% for a broader range of infrastructure projects, aiming to accelerate construction and reduce costs.

MoDOT warns of I-35 lane and ramp closures due to resurfacing, impacting traffic around Southwest Trafficway and I-670, from July 7th at 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. the next day.

Red Line service in the Bay Area will be interrupted for maintenance, with shuttle buses replacing trains between Kendall/MIT and JFK/UMass on specified July dates.

Boudreaux Canal Bridge in Terrebonne Parish will be closed for maintenance from July 10 to July 13, with closures from 6 PM to 6 AM, as confirmed by the DOTD.

Major paving starts mid-July on six highways in south Puget Sound and Kitsap Peninsula, affecting night travel with lane closures and construction noise. Completion is expected this fall.

Westbound I-10 in Orleans Parish will have lane closures from Bullard Ave. to Michoud Blvd. for pile installation, with the left lane closed from July 7-9, 9 AM-5 PM, weather permitting.

Neptune Beach plans a sanitary sewer pipeline project starting in July, with road closures on Third Street during the phased construction. Residents are advised to stay informed and contact Ryan Shaneyfelt for concerns.

Frisco announces upcoming roadwork and lane closures, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements, potentially causing traffic delays.

Mayor Eric Adams's administration in NYC plans to enforce e-bike regulations with 45 new officers and a proposed 15 mph speed limit, drawing criticism over safety, economic impact, and potential targeting of immigrant workers.

The MTA's 1 train faces notable air conditioning issues, with a high number of complaints compared to other lines. Older R62 cars are mainly at fault. Despite repairs, conditions remain challenging, with plans to replace outdated cars ongoing.