TARC will roll out a redesigned bus network on August 2 that trims thousands of stops while boosting frequency on core corridors. Riders should check maps and attend open houses this week.

Neighbors along West Temple say lane reductions for a South Salt Lake project have produced repeated wrong‑way close calls, and a resident shared video that appears to show a school bus heading the wrong direction.

A solid-waste truck took down wires near 16th and Myrtle, cutting power to more than 2,100 customers across West Seattle, White Center and South Park.

A third party struck a natural‑gas line in a Rock Hill work zone on Wednesday, prompting emergency crews to respond and traffic delays near Little Street and Carolina Avenue.

Seven fare gates — including two wider accessible gates — will be activated at Ruggles on Aug. 3; MBTA says staff will assist riders and conductors will still check fares.

Three new elevators and a 110‑foot mosaic make Borough Hall station fully ADA accessible, officials say.

Sound Transit proposes truncating Route 560 at Burien, cutting West Seattle’s one‑seat service to Sea‑Tac and shifting riders to transfers. The agency’s survey is open through July 27.

Austin-Bergstrom has gone live with the FAA’s Terminal Flight Data Manager, replacing paper flight strips with touchscreen displays to modernize tower operations.

City Hall and DOT say offset bus lanes are being installed on Fordham Road to speed service for about 130,000 daily riders while preserving parking for businesses.

Oak Ridge officials reminded riders Tuesday that Tennessee law requires helmets for drivers and passengers of ATVs and UTVs on public roads. The notice cites state safety data and the statute.

JCPS says it will start 2026–27 with more than 700 bus drivers, new tracking tools and a hotline to avoid the late‑night transportation breakdowns of past years.

Water seeped into signal equipment outside Van Ness, disrupting Red Line service Wednesday and forcing offloads at Dupont Circle as crews worked to restore service.

ONE Transit’s May 2026 plan shows a proposed light‑rail line linking downtown OKC and Will Rogers Airport via Reno and Meridian avenues.