Construction starts next week on Route 100 between Route 109 and Route OO in Franklin and St. Louis counties, with MoDOT adding turn lanes and J-turns, causing lane closures and delays.

Wake Forest officials announce sidewalk repairs on South Franklin Street starting April 7, possibly affecting traffic with lane shifts and requiring adjustments to commutes.

The Mackinac Bridge reopened after a record 30-hour closure due to hazardous ice fall. Total closures surpassed 42 hours, impacting travel and prompting safety protocols.

Washington State Ferries announces a new summer ferry schedule for the Anacortes-San Juan Islands route, effective from June 15 to September 20, with reservations opening April 15.

State Road 39 in Martinsville will experience delays due to signal modification and pavement rehabilitation by E&B Paving, starting March 31 with expected completion by late October.

The Buckman Bridge in Jacksonville was closed temporarily for police activity, causing early morning traffic delays, but reopened about an hour later.

The WSDOT has initiated an $8 million safety and efficiency upgrade project on SR 240 in Richland, including new lanes, a noise wall, and traffic signal updates.

Wake Forest's 2025 Road Resurfacing Project is underway, targeting the refurbishment of over 60 streets, starting with concrete work in April and asphalt in June, including ADA ramp updates and curb repairs.

Detroit announces road closures and parking options for Tigers' Opening Day, advising fans to pre-pay for parking using Park Detroit app and detailing street closures and public transit options.

Charlotte Water's sewer line project on Sutters Run Lane will close the entrance to the Hamptons and slightly shift eastbound traffic on Sam Furr Road for 8-10 weeks.

Main Street in Monroe will be closed for a sewer system project between Franklin and Windsor Streets from April 15-17 with alternative dates April 22-24 for local traffic only.

The MTA's first redesign of the NYC subway map since 1979 has received mixed reactions, with some riders calling for practical improvements over aesthetic changes.

Tacoma announces street closures from April 7 to May 30 for maintenance, starting with South 92nd Street, affected by weather, and provides a contact for concerns.