Plaquemines Parish officials require an additional waiver for levee activities due to high Mississippi River levels, and urge contact with the USACE to get approval.

California's Department of Transportation emphasizes the safety of road workers during National Work Zone Awareness Week, highlighting the necessity of driver responsibility in work zones to prevent accidents and fatalities.

HISD is restructuring its transportation department to improve services, with the introduction of new roles and no confirmed cuts to routes, despite recent severe weather incidents.

The Jordan River Trail is near completion of construction, fixing erosion and flood damage, with all sections progressing well and expected to finish by May 15.

The Indiana Department of Transportation is seeking public opinion on the Draft 2026-2030 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, with an open house on April 30 in Bloomington.

Indiana's Safe Zones program starts May 5 to enforce speed limits in construction zones, using automated systems to issue fines for speeding, starting with warnings followed by escalating tickets. The aim is to reduce work zone fatalities.

CDOT and Siete, Inc. start an intersection improvement project in Pueblo County on May 5, targeting enhanced safety and efficiency on US Highway 50C and Baxter Road.

Cincinnati Metro has launched a Rider Rewards program that allows users to earn points for free passes and perks by using their public transit system and tracking via the Transit app.

The Springfield Township Police Department highlighted that 1.8% of motorists were speeding on Ewart Drive over a 30-day period, with an average speed of 23 mph. They encourage residents to drive mindfully.

ODOT Cincinnati promotes work zone safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week, urging drivers on social media to slow down and stay alert in construction areas.

TDOT launches an awareness campaign to promote safety in work zones following a rise in fatalities and injuries, coinciding with National Work Zone Awareness Week.

Springfield Township Police shared speed monitoring data from Ambre Drive, revealing low speeding incidents with an average speed of 21 mph, demonstrating that most local drivers comply with speed limits.

MoDOT will host a public meeting on May 6 to discuss Route AC corridor upgrades, including road resurfacing and ADA-compliant pedestrian infrastructure.