New Braunfels officials announce road closures for Castell Avenue and Torrey Street due to street resurfacing projects, advising commuters to plan for detours and delays.

Governor Josh Stein visited Asheville Regional Airport, promoting the "Rediscover the Unforgettable" campaign to encourage tourism in Western North Carolina post-Hurricane Helene.

Troutdale is preparing for street closures to host the First Friday Art Walk and Cruise-In car show, with transportation flaggers to assist with traffic redirection.

Lincoln Avenue in Parker will face slowdowns from July 14 due to storm sewer pipe repairs, with lane closures and altered traffic patterns until early August.

The Ironman 70.3 Oregon in Salem on July 18-20 will bring traffic and crowds, with road closures on July 20, for the triathlon event featuring swimming, biking, and running.

The Colorado Department of Transportation and United Companies completed a resurfacing project on Colorado Highway 65, improving pavement, markings, guardrails, and a bridge deck.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces a "supercharge" initiative to accelerate the FAA Academy's intake process, reducing the time for ATC applicants and addressing the controller shortage.

Minnesota clarifies motorcycle lane splitting and filtering rules, allowing them under specific conditions for improved road safety and traffic flow management.

Road maintenance on Frenchtown Road in Argyle begins July 14, with traffic managed by temporary signals until July 28. Expect delays and caution advised.

Central Park's south main parking lots in Ramsey will be closed for a rapid Pavement Rejuvenator Project using Reclamite on July 15, providing alternative parking areas.

Lorain County announced a reduction in its VIA fleet due to vehicle recalls, potentially delaying commutes. The government suggests commuters plan ahead and apologies for the inconvenience while safety checks are conducted.

Water is restored and eastbound lanes reopened in Provo after a major water main break on Center Street. Repair crews worked swiftly, causing temporary inconveniences.

Daimler Truck North America plans to temporarily lay off almost 600 workers in Mount Holly, NC, despite celebrating a production milestone, due to a slowdown in truck orders.