MoDOT is seeking public feedback on the Route H bridge over Middle River rehabilitation, with an open house on May 29 and a comment period from May 22 to June 12.

JTA and Councilman Boylan held a public meeting on Phase II of the Mandarin Road Sidewalk project, focusing on safety, connectivity, and preserving the tree canopy.

Construction in Lino Lakes by CenterPoint is completed, with area restoration to begin soon. Residents are thanked for patience and can find more info on the company's website.

CenterPoint Energy will start a natural gas infrastructure project in Blaine on May 27, 2025, to replace old plastic mains and coordinate with city roadwork at no cost to residents.

The City of Lawrence has released a guide clarifying street maintenance responsibilities in Indianapolis, including a map showing who manages construction and repairs.

Concrete repairs on I-75 in Hamilton County will cause weekend lane closures near the I-75 at I-24 interchange, starting May 16 at 9 pm ET through May 19 at 6 am ET.

Local construction in St. Charles Parish is causing traffic delays, with work on Kerry's Pointe ramp and Ormond Center Court. Detours are in place, requiring extra travel time.

Kingsport's 16th Racks by the Tracks Festival will include road closures for races on May 17, affecting Clinchfield St. and other areas. The Farmers Market will also close, reopening May 21.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces $607 million in grants for infrastructure projects, criticizing the previous administration's handling of such projects and pledging to accelerate progress.

Eastbound Loop 101 in Phoenix will be closed between 59th Ave & I-17 for widening works from May 19th weekend.

Colorado's law enforcement was honored for efforts to improve road safety, with awards for tackling impaired driving, seat belt usage, and speeding, acknowledging individual and team contributions.

Shelby Drive in Collierville will be closed from Collierville High School to Quinn Road from May 27 to August 1 for infrastructural upgrades, including a sewer installation.

A new study indicates post-COVID travel in downtown San Francisco is now dominated by private vehicles, with public transit use and regional travel declining.