NDOT celebrated the near completion of the I-15 North Phase 3 Widening Project in Nevada, adding a lane to a 10.7-mile stretch to enhance capacity and support economic growth.

LA 384 in Calcasieu Parish will have alternating lane closures on July 6 for ditch maintenance from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Drivers should expect delays and exercise caution.

A collision between multiple buses at NYC's Port Authority Bus Terminal led to closures and minor injuries, with commuters redirected to nearby stations.

Plainfield, Indiana, has implemented a traffic change at Vestal Road and Township Line Road, converting the 4-way stop to a 2-way stop to facilitate a traffic study by the Town of Avon.

The JTA has launched the "Ride to Train" program offering free rides to Duval County trade school students, aimed at improving educational access and workforce development.

The Cardinal Track Club will host its "Four on the Fourth" road race in Carrboro on July 4th, supporting local runners and charities. Traffic delays are expected.

Bridge rehab at Lindsey St. and Classen Blvd. in Norman begins July 7, 2025. Wyatt Contracting to finish in 75 days with minor traffic impacts; alternate routes advised.

Fort Worth receives $4 million in federal funding for bike and pedestrian infrastructure improvements, which is part of a larger $59.6 million regional initiative across four Texas counties.

St. Charles Parish announces its 35th annual Independence Day Celebration with a fireworks display and festivities on July 3 at West Bank Bridge Park, noting park closures and safety guidelines.

Detroit's Rides to Care program has provided over 10,000 free rides to pregnant women and infant caregivers, aiming to improve access to healthcare and reduce health disparities.

Governor Hochul announced a $11.6 million upgrade plan for Long Island's Hicksville Station, aimed to improve daily commutes and revitalize the community with pedestrian paths and public spaces.

Alpharetta drainage project at Mayfield and Bethany roads leads to significant detours from mid-July, with traffic delays expected. Residents advised of alternate routes.

LDWF reopens three roads in Richard K. Yancey WMA for outdoor activities, though some remain closed due to flooding.