An unoccupied Waymo robotaxi was struck by an SUV on Polaris Avenue; Waymo says its vehicle wasn’t at fault as investigators review the crash.

A fire near Roy Station triggered 20–35 minute FrontRunner delays and a bus bridge to Clearfield; UTA posted an alert and an assistance line for riders.

Longmont’s speed and red‑light cameras issued more than 16,000 citations in early 2026, splitting residents between safety advocates and critics who call the program a revenue engine. Officials say they’ll keep tracking crash data as enforcement continues.

An SFMTA evaluation says quick‑build West Portal changes cut injury crashes and left local visits largely unchanged. City staff will weigh permanent fixes next.

A towed 112-foot motor yacht struck a Fort Lauderdale stormwater pump-station dock on the New River Monday, ripping pilings and damaging the station roof while crews assess structural harm.

Technicians who run ATL’s Plane Train ratified a five-year union contract that includes an immediate 18% raise, a $2,600 bonus and new paid leave.

Two people died after a tractor-trailer and SUV collided on westbound I-44 in Kirkwood early Friday; troopers are investigating the cause of the crash.

PennDOT reports nearly 430 work‑zone breaches statewide and says 16 workers were injured; the agency is urging motorists to slow down and obey posted limits.

A Corps draft due July 24 lays out up to $10.5B in coastal defenses for Boston; public comment is open through Sept. 18. The study maps neighborhood options and tradeoffs.

GasBuddy data shows Missouri's average rose 16.6¢ this week to $3.67 per gallon as national prices creep toward $4 amid strained refining capacity.

Oklahoma City rolled out "Thrive on Classen," its first transit-oriented plan centered on RAPID NW. Officials opened a multilingual survey and interactive map to collect local priorities.

A section of Waikīkī’s Queen’s Beach walkway near Barefoot Beach Cafe has collapsed again. City crews say they are assessing seawall damage and will outline repairs.

JetBlue won a block of LaGuardia slots and may return to the Marine Air Terminal, but court, FAA and Port Authority sign‑offs mean changes probably won't show up until 2027.