Amtrak canceled routes including Borealis Chicago-St. Paul due to corroded railcars, with passengers rerouted to buses, impacting service like the Hiawatha and Downeaster lines.

ODOT's RealTime traffic system upgrade in Portland will cause I-5 southbound lane closures, with expected congestion this weekend and further intermittent disruptions, including full overnight closures.

Hendricks County commuters face route changes due to road closures for infrastructural developments, such as the Ronald Reagan Parkway expansion and bridge work, causing detours and traffic impacts.

Tampa prepares for Pride, with street closures due to the festival and parade in Ybor City, and several other events causing traffic around Tampa this weekend.

Hamilton County Commissioners are selling four county-owned buildings in Cincinnati, including the historic Alms and Doepke building, to revitalize downtown and save on costs.

The Tennessee Highway Safety Office announces "Operation Hands Free" to enforce the state's Hands-Free Law and reduce distracted driving during April's awareness month.

Martinsville's Water Utility announces fire hydrant flushing from April 21 to May 13, 2025, which may cause water discoloration or low pressure for residents.

Overnight road closures in St. Tammany Parish for construction on LA 21 and US 190 BUS start March 30 at 8 PM, ending March 31 at 6 AM. Detour routes are provided by DOTD.

Sunset Boulevard East at Bermont Road will be closed for pipe repair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. during March 31 to April 4, as per Charlotte County's announcement.

The Charlotte County Public Works Department announces a southbound lane closure on Piper Road between Cheney Road and Airport Road on April 1, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

INDOT to install an all-way stop at State Road 45 and Smith Road in Bloomington to prevent crashes; work is weather-dependent and aims for better safety.

PennDOT announces major construction projects for the 2025 season in the Pittsburgh area, including the Route 22/30 and I-79/Route 910 interchanges, with a focus on improving safety and traffic flow.

Arlington's RAPID service hits 100,000 rides with its autonomous vehicles, providing an essential transit option for University of Texas at Arlington students and staff.