ODOT - Cincinnati District 8 reported that a contractor crew was struck on I-70, emphasizing the importance of the Move Over law for road worker and motorist safety. The post follows a distressing accident to underline traffic safety laws.

San Diego City Council approved parking regulation updates, including dynamic pricing for meters, to manage on-street parking chaos and optimize curb space use.

Old Stage Road near Ten Ten Road will be closed for the weekend due to the Complete 540 Project, according to NCDOT. Local access is maintained, but detours are in place.

South Berry Road in Norman will close for sewer work on June 9, 2025, between Cherry Stone Street and Beverly Hills Street, but it is expected to reopen by late evening.

LA 385 Southbound in Calcasieu Parish will have partial closures for utility work on June 10, 2025, from 8 AM to 12 PM between Alamo and Eddy Streets.

A sinkhole on a bridge in East Boston caused MBTA's Blue Line service to be briefly suspended, with shuttle buses transporting passengers during the disruption.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced a temporary overnight closure of I-40 eastbound ramp to Old N.C. 86 in Orange County due to bridge construction.

Fort Lauderdale's Sunrise Boulevard will undergo a $55.4 million upgrade to improve safety and traffic flow, including wider ramps, new paths, and better lighting. The project lasts from 2023 until early 2029 with community updates provided.

Union County, NC, secured a $3.3 million deal for paving over 11 miles of secondary roads, with True Rock Construction slated to complete the work by next fall.

Raleigh partners with iAccess Life to launch a survey tool improving downtown accessibility for people with disabilities, with feedback on ADA parking and public spaces going live on June 16th.

MoDOT has closed the Bates County Route TT bridge over Bones Branch for repairs, affecting local commutes. No detour is provided; drivers must seek alternative routes.

Suttles Road at Chatham Parkway in Chatham County is set for permanent closure starting at 7 a.m. tomorrow for construction, including major utility upgrades, with plans to reopen in November.

NYC's DOT is advocating for a new bill to require speed limiters for "super speeders" and the renewal of a speed camera program to combat traffic fatalities.