The U.S. aims to train 1 million responders for road safety, highlighting initiatives like TIM, Move Over Campaign, and FMCSA's safety programs to reduce first responder fatalities.

Duluth International Airport will receive $20 million from the Department of Transportation for a new air traffic control tower, replacing its outdated mid-20th-century structure.

MCDOT is considering a new on-demand bus service, Ride On Flex Route 918, in Silver Spring, seeking public feedback through a forum and written comments.

New traffic lights with push-button activation for pedestrian safety are now operational on SR 7 in Parkland and Spanaway, with the final light at 155th St. South pending activation.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces the cancellation of 17,000 California commercial driver's licenses due to illegitimate issuance to non-domiciled drivers.

Montgomery County's Department of Transportation launched a Ride On bus with a patriotic theme to honor veterans, featuring a stars and stripes design, "Operation Green Light" sign, veterans' resources, and visible support for veterans' welfare.

A fire occurred in a building under construction in Washington, D.C., with firefighters quickly responding to contain it. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Washington D.C.'s National Veterans Parade will cause significant street closures and parking restrictions, with emergency no-parking from 5am to 5pm on selected streets, as outlined by MPDC.

Trump administration cancels flights, causing turmoil and missed pay for air traffic controllers; Rep. Larsen calls for transparency and action from FAA.

The St. John’s Cadet Corps Marching Band Parade on November 8th will cause road closures and parking restrictions on North Capitol Street in D.C. from 1-2 p.m.

The Montgomery County Council passed Bill 28-25 to prevent vehicles from parking in bikeways, aiming to improve cyclist safety as part of its Vision Zero goals.

Transportation Secretary Duffy secures $111 million to keep Essential Air Service running amid the government shutdown and blames Democrats for the crisis.

DDOT has announced the DC Streetcar will end service on March 31, 2026, with alternative transportation options suggested, including changes to the operating schedule in the interim.