NDOT warns of a 24-hour closure of Harmon Avenue and other overnight disruptions for the I-15/Tropicana project involving grinding, paving, and striping work.

ODOT emphasizes the importance of driving safely through work zones, stating 10% of traffic jams are due to construction. They urge drivers to slow down and respect road workers, with the support of GEICO and the Freeway Safety Patrol.

Johnston County's commute improved with the new Ranch Road extension to Clayton Boulevard, designed to ease traffic. The $9.7 million project is expected to facilitate smoother travel to Interstate 42.

UDOT seeks public feedback on a proposed extension of the Mountain View Corridor to accommodate projected population growth and reduce future congestion in northern Utah County.

St. Charles Parish announces road closures for repairs and upgrades, affecting routes like Vans Ln. and Jonathan Street, with detours provided and provisions for emergency vehicles.

Columbus has installed new left-turn signals at Hilliard Rome and Roberts Roads to improve safety as part of the Vision Zero strategy, with the Department of Public Service educating on correct usage.

Jefferson City bridge construction begins in May, resulting in delays and lane closures on U.S. Route 54 until mid-October, with final project completion by December 1, 2026.

A drowsy driver struck a Twiggs County deputy's vehicle; minor injuries were reported. Officials emphasize the risks of drowsy driving and urge public safety precautions.

Bay Area public transit sees an increase in ridership, with Caltrain up by 50% due to electrification. Other agencies also report growth, while utilizing the last of the emergency funding to improve services.

Renovation delays at the Henry R. Benavidez Center in Las Cruces push reopening to April 28, 2025, but the Meals-on-Wheels program continues at alternative senior centers.

Douglas County warns residents of roadwork disruptions, urging caution and patience during the April to October maintenance season. An interactive map and targeted alerts are available to keep motorists informed.

Portland officials urge caution during construction season, highlighting increased infrastructure work and the importance of driver awareness for safety.

Springfield Township Police share on Facebook that 2,102 of 55,228 vehicles exceeded the speed limit on Krumroy Road in 20 days, prompting increased patrols to enforce the 35 mph limit.