HDOT announces a public meeting on May 21 at Kahului Airport to discuss soil contamination and removal due to PFAS, with a focus on the environmental impact of firefighting foams.

Granville County is set to receive $2.3 million in road improvements from the NCDOT, covering 18 miles and targeting seven roads with resurfacing and reconstruction starting this spring and ending by fall 2026.

Radnor Lake State Park commences Otter Creek Road repairs, impacting parking and activities from May to October 2025. The construction addresses flood damage and aims to improve visitor experience.

The Port of Oakland's container volume fell by 14.7% in April from March, due to market changes and reduced export demand. However, year-to-date volume still showed a 4.3% growth.

Transportation Secretary Duffy and Senator Kennedy announced the establishment of the PHMSA National Center of Excellence for LNG Safety at McNeese State University.

The I-77 northbound ramp to I-490 westbound in Cleveland will close for bridge repairs on May 27 for 45 days, with detours via Broadway and Rockefeller Avenues.

A tar spill on Cherry Rd in Rock Hill led to the closure of southbound lanes and traffic being rerouted to northbound lanes, causing delays. Clean-up is underway with no set timeline for normal traffic resumption.

Lane painting on College Avenue will cause nighttime traffic disruptions May 19-22, affecting I-8 ramps and maintaining one lane each way. Part of a $5.5 million citywide road improvement project.

The Ellis Boulevard Bridge maintenance in Jefferson City is delayed due to bad weather; MoDOT advises drivers to prepare for traffic changes and stay updated.

Spring Garden Road in Reserve is closing for construction from June 2 to September, impacting drivers and the 7-Spring Garden bus route. Detours are in place for both traffic and PRT services.

Maui is set to experience traffic delays due to the transfer of 400,000 tons of wildfire debris to the Central Maui Landfill starting in June, affecting commutes for five months. Safety measures and traffic management are planned.

MoDOT announces lane closures on Route 21 for bridge work over Gravois Creek and Grant’s Trail, affecting traffic patterns and closing Grant's Trail for two days.

The Queensboro Bridge now has a new pedestrian walkway, allowing for a separate space from cyclists, in New York City's effort to promote safety and non-vehicle transit.