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.

Louisiana DOTD announces intermittent lane closures in Calcasieu Parish due to utility work on multiple roads from June 11 to 19, 2025, from 8 AM to 3 PM daily.

Aurora city is enhancing its roads, leading to many work zones and potential traffic delays, although efforts are made to minimize impact. Residents can receive updates through the Road Construction Roundup and an online map.

Blaine Police Department announces a traffic safety initiative with daily focuses on issues like distracted driving and DWI, shared via social media with hashtags #BlainePD, #TZD, and #BlaineMN.

The DOTD in Louisiana is investing $90.9 million in infrastructure, with 21 projects receiving bids and 16 low bidders identified, awaiting contract awards after a review period.

A transcript shows the chaos aboard the ship Dali before it lost power and collided with Baltimore's Key Bridge, causing a collapse that killed six people.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced $5.4 billion in federal funds for repairing bridges, reversing "woke" policies from the Biden era on environmental and social considerations.

NCDOT celebrated over 30 years of NC By Train, noting ridership growth and a new locomotive design. The anniversary also marks discounts on Carolinian and Piedmont train services.

US 90 Westbound in Jefferson Parish will have a partial left lane closure for median work from Jamie Blvd to St. Charles Parish Line on June 3, 8AM - June 4, 3PM.

Portland's NW 13th Avenue street plaza project has been reversed by PBOT due to non-compliance by businesses and community concerns over privatization and safety.

South Salt Lake is planning a new Public Works Campus to improve city service efficiency and coordination among various departments, aiming to enhance infrastructure and community well-being.