The Carmel Police Department announced a closure on southbound Rangeline Road at Walnut for repairs, with detours via 3rd Ave SW and no impact on northbound traffic.

MDOT reopens most of its 85 roadside parks on April 28, providing travelers with rest stops featuring picnic areas and basic amenities across Michigan.

MTA to test new fare gates to combat fare evasion in NYC subways, introducing advanced technology at 20 stations as part of a broader strategy to address fare loss.

Osage County will start implementing ADA-compliant accessibility improvements, including sidewalks and curb ramps, with work beginning on May 5 as part of a multi-county effort announced by MoDOT.

Long Beach's Old English Village near the Queen Mary is being demolished to make way for parking and event space as part of the waterfront district's redevelopment.

Governor Hochul urges Amtrak to adopt a 'repair in place' method for the East River Tunnels to avoid extensive service shutdowns and meet commuter needs.

Santa Monica residents are troubled by noise and light from Waymo robotaxi services, leading to complaints and calls for action to mitigate the disturbances.

Ohio's Department of Transportation encourages focused driving in work zones, particularly during construction, highlighting the Ashland County culvert replacement.

MoDOT will close lanes on MO-23 near Knob Noster for improvements from May 2 until July, affecting traffic between U.S. Highway 50 and Johnson County Route DD.

Medford announces road closures for maintenance and improvements from April 29-May 9, affecting daily commutes and requiring traffic control measures.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit discusses a $100 million budget shortfall, possible service cuts and fare increases at a public hearing, and is seeking additional state funding to avoid reducing services.

The DOTD announced ramp closures at LA 35 on I-10 Westbound for milling and paving operations, with detours provided during night hours, weather permitting.

Mayor Scott announces a project to enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility on Pratt Street in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, starting mid-May, with lane closures mostly at night to limit disruption.