Maria Espinoza advocates against distracted driving after her son's recovery from a coma caused by such an incident, coinciding with the Texas Department of Transportation's "Talk. Text. Crash." campaign to reduce related accidents.

A six-foot alligator was found in a storm drain in Weslaco, surprising construction inspector David Cano. The gator, named Stormy, was safely removed and relocated to a sanctuary.

Newtown Road in El Dorado County will be closed from April 15, 2024, to June 14, 2025, for bridge replacement and road improvements, requiring detours via Fort Jim Road.

Long Beach City Council approved the creation of the city's first amphitheater, managed by Legends / ASM Global, with a $14 million investment aimed for development, which includes extensive transport and capacity for 12,000 people.

Traffic deaths in NYC reach a historic low in Q1 2025, as reported by Mayor Adams and the DOT. The number fell to 41, marking progress in street safety efforts and enforcement.

Los Angeles Mayor Bass launches a plan to install solar streetlights in Filipinotown, aiming to improve public safety and tackle copper wire theft issues.

Newton County Fire Services and the Red Cross teamed up for a Smoke Alarm Blitz in the Enclave subdivision, installing free smoke alarms for residents who signed up.

Newton County Fire Services collaborated with the Red Cross to install free smoke alarms in the Enclave subdivision, enhancing fire safety for local residents.

A section of Mason Turner Road NW in Atlanta is temporarily closed for the Beltline Northwest Trail Segment 4 project, with detour instructions provided for drivers and sidewalk access maintained for pedestrians.

Bloomington officials playfully introduced an April Fool's joke about a solar-powered monorail proposal, while seriously underlying their commitment to innovative and sustainable transportation solutions.

WSDOT announces summer lane closures on northbound I-5 Ship Canal Bridge for maintenance to ensure the Yesler to Northgate project stays on track for 2027 completion.

The U.S. Department of Transportation now allows applications for road safety grants, prioritizing safety over prior DEI measures. Over $982 million is available, with applications due by June 26th.

Medical Drive in Bossier City to have intermittent closures for drainage installation related to the Jimmie Davis Bridge project, starting April 7, with detours provided.