Raleigh released a 500‑page Safe Streets plan naming crash hotspots and setting targets to cut fatal and serious-injury crashes toward zero by 2045. The report pairs quick engineering fixes with outreach.

Washington State Ferries is raising fares May 1 with an average 3% increase and a steeper summer vehicle surcharge that will hit Puget Sound commuters.

IFM Investors launched an unsolicited takeover bid for Atlas Arteria, the Australian owner of the Chicago Skyway, offering A$4.75 a share that could rise under conditions.

Meekland Avenue will be closed at the San Lorenzo Creek bridge from June 8, 2026 to April 23, 2027 for a full replacement. Local access and emergency routes will be maintained.

Dearborn Heights has started placing 250 solar-powered flashing stop signs across neighborhoods, beginning at the intersection where 12-year-old Joey Smith was killed.

County leaders preview multi‑million road projects and warn a proposed property‑tax amendment could shave about $50.3M from county agencies.

A North Texas rebate pool is nudging Dallas and UPS toward electric trucks, with initial approvals and millions left for more fleets. Applications are due May 15, 2026.

A water main break on Crystal Falls Parkway knocked out service to neighborhoods, businesses and schools and closed a stretch of the road while crews work to repair the line.

A software communications glitch limited BRT 601 buses this morning, prompting backup vehicles and slower boarding along the South Dade TransitWay.

MTA has rolled out high‑tech bus simulators at Zerega and Spring Creek to train drivers on New York’s trickiest streets.

Staff say battery buses average about 80 miles per day on busy fixed routes, steering Pasadena toward hydrogen fuel‑cell buses and new fueling infrastructure. City officials point to secured grants and a staged rollout as they brief a committee this week.

Federal regulators warn impairment‑detecting sensors aren’t ready even as Congress kept a mandate that could put them in new cars. The debate over privacy and safety is only getting louder.

Initiative 175 would lock vehicle and fuel taxes to roads while analysts warn it could redirect hundreds of millions from the general fund and transit accounts.