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.

Lewisville is partnering with the U.S. DOT to upgrade East Jones Street and North Kealy Avenue, with expected completion by September 11, 2025. Initial changes involve one-way traffic adjustments and detours.

The Wailua Plantation bridge will be closed overnight for repairs from 9 p.m. June 23 to 5 a.m. June 24, with traffic rerouted to the mauka Wailua Bridge.

ODOT's open house at Buckeye Valley High School will discuss U.S. 23 & Coover Road intersection safety improvements on June 26. Public feedback is sought.

ODOT is considering a roundabout at State Route 118 and Wren-Landeck Road to improve safety and is seeking public feedback on the design until July 17.

MoDOT will start construction on I-64 in Missouri on June 23, reducing lanes and speed limits as part of a larger project to widen the interstate, which may cause travel delays.

Audi Field hosting FIFA Club World Cup 2025 disrupts D.C. traffic with street closures and parking restrictions, especially on June 22 for the match between Red Bull Salzburg and Al Hilal.

Beeline Highway lane closure begins June 23 due to reconstruction, affecting the southeast to eastbound turn onto Blue Heron Blvd through August 31. Detours provided.

Kings Highway will have intermittent closures for road work from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., starting June 20, affecting traffic between Kingsway Circle to Sandhill Blvd.

Fort Lauderdale is installing speed cushions to improve traffic safety in several neighborhoods with minimal disruption expected during the project from June 5 to August 15, 2025.

All lanes on Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale reopen after emergency repairs on a water main were completed, with road restoration finished ahead of schedule.

A storm in Hardeman County caused severe damage, with roads washed away and blocked by debris. The Sheriff's Office warned of impassable roads and advised seeking alternative routes.

U.S. Border Patrol agents discovered an incomplete drug-smuggling tunnel from Tijuana to San Diego with infrastructure like lighting and ventilation. It was 2,918 feet long and concealed by a residential property, set for concrete remediation.