Severe storms in Baltimore disrupted MARC train services, leading to suspended Brunswick Line operations and modified schedules for the Camden Line. Fallen trees and crew rest requirements contributed to the delays and cancellations.

Peachtree City has announced detours due to maintenance and construction from June 23-30 on multi-use path tunnels and from June 16-20 at Redwine and Robinson Road. The Line Creek Nature Area walking bridge has reopened.

Boston issues a traffic advisory for upcoming events affecting streets and parking, including the Hare Krishna Procession, Boston 10K Race, Hozier concerts, and July 4th celebrations.

Mounes Street at Sams Boulevard will be closed for emergency repairs by Entergy on June 20th, from 1:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. Drivers should plan alternate routes.

Traffic changes on U.S. Route 63 begin June 25 due to bridge works, affecting patterns around Broadway and Vandiver, with MoDOT maintaining ramp access.

MoDOT will perform maintenance on Lamine River Bridge in Cooper County, with traffic managed by flaggers from July 7-22, 2025. Drivers are advised to exercise caution.

The Mass Pike near Boston will see lane closures over the weekend to replace a bridge, causing expected delays for both drivers and public transit users.

TDOT is repaving a section of I-40 in Sevier County, causing expected traffic delays on June 20-21 from 10 pm to 8 am. Drivers are advised to be cautious.

MoDOT seeks feedback on the Olive Boulevard renovation near Stacy Park, targeting enhanced pedestrian access and road conditions, including sidewalk and signal upgrades.

Malibu's Pacific Coast Highway will have delays this weekend due to property clearing, closing a southbound lane near Big Rock Drive from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. Drivers are advised to slow down and expect congestion.

The CSAH 8 bridge over the Crow River in Wright County will close on June 30 for replacement, with detours via Highways 35, 7, 9, and 107 until late fall 2025.

Loveland Pass (US 6) in Colorado has reopened after being closed due to a landslide, with CDOT crews clearing 92 tons of debris. The area is deemed stable now.

Colorado's "Click It or Ticket" campaign saw a 36% increase in unbuckled citations and a 178% jump in improperly restrained children tickets compared to the previous year.