NCDOT received top honors at the TSMO Awards for its response to Hurricane Helene, being recognized for its effective information dissemination and emergency management.

MoDOT is shifting westbound I-64 traffic for Boone Bridge works, closing the right lane and Chesterfield Airport Road ramp at night, affecting eastbound exit/entrance ramps, and merging traffic to the median with a 50 mph limit.

JFK Airport breaks ground on a new truck parking plaza to ease local traffic and residential concerns, as the City Council introduces bills to further address illegal truck parking in Queens.

Knoxville City Council approves $2M for stormwater infrastructure upgrades to reduce North Cherry Street flash flooding.

Fort Worth is piloting a high-tech flood warning system that informs drivers of flooded roads via real-time alerts, enhancing public safety during storms.

Palm Beach County addresses traffic issues from Northlake Blvd & Beeline Hwy closure due to CSX track work, adjusting signals and providing real-time updates online.

The Heartland Flyer rail service's future is secured for another year with a $3.5 million grant from the RTC, amidst ridership growth and ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The westbound Hwy 610 on-ramp at Maple Grove Parkway is closed until October for construction, affecting local traffic and requiring a detour to I-94.

Eastbound I-10 in Orleans Parish will have a partial right lane closure due to bridge inspection roadwork, potentially affecting travel between 9 AM and 3 PM.

Fort Worth is partnering with Union Pacific Railroad to improve train crossing safety and reduce congestion, including advancing road improvements and employing new technologies.

Multnomah County received an additional $10 million from Oregon Metro for the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project to help construct a seismically resilient bridge.

Clayton announces road closures ahead of the Taste of St. Louis festival, affecting certain streets from August 14-18 to ensure safety for the event's anticipated foot traffic.

Miami University completed installation of 3,330 solar panels, contributing to its sustainability efforts and preparing to produce 2,000 MWh annually. The solar fields are part of the future Sharon and Graham Mitchell Sustainability Park.