The Louisiana DOTD is installing safety beacons along US 165 & LA 139, in a project that began November 18 and may end by summer 2025, weather permitting.

Lawrence will face traffic disturbances from mid-April due to INDOT's Pendleton Pike Progress project closing eastbound 56th Street for realignment until June 2025.

The U.S. Department of Transportation is offering $982 million in grants for safer streets through the SS4A program, with a June 26 deadline for applications via Valid Eval.

TDOT announces temporary road closures on SR 93 in Sullivan County for construction and blasting operations, advising drivers to seek alternate routes.

The MTA is bringing back the Redbirds train for Mets fans to attend the 2025 home opener at Citi Field, providing various transit options for game-day travel.

Line Creek Nature Area bridges in Peachtree City are closed for repairs, with no set timeline for reopening. Residents are directed to alternative trails until maintenance for safety and accessibility is completed.

Road closures in Destrehan affect commuters from March 31-April 4, with detours around Ormond Center Court construction and LA 633 lane closures for asphalt patching from 6 AM to 9 PM daily.

Oakland County is starting resurfacing on 12 Mile Road, promising smoother traffic despite temporary disruptions. The $5.1 million project includes road, curb, and signal improvements, with federal and local funding.

Severe weather led to a ground stop and numerous flight disruptions at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, with 473 delays and 125 cancellations noted by FlightAware.

MoDOT will close a stretch of northbound I-55 in St. Louis for overnight construction starting April 4, at 9 p.m., with detours via Carondelet/River City Boulevard.

Scientists and engineers in Durham will assess local creeks' health from April 2 to May 31 as part of the Southeast Durham Watershed Improvement Plan.

A major closure at East Washington Street and State Avenue for water main relocation is expected to last eight days, impacting local traffic and businesses in preparation for the IndyGo Blue Line project.

New pedestrian signals will be installed along State Route 7 in Parkland and Spanaway, Washington, to improve safety, with work beginning in April and expected to finish in the fall.