The Department of Transportation confirmed four new officials, including roles for freight policy and administrations of FMCSA and FRA, following a Senate vote.

The Army Ten-Miler in DC on October 12 will cause extensive traffic disruptions, street closures, and Emergency No Parking zones, affecting morning commute and requiring alternative transportation plans.

Montgomery County collected a record 334 bicycles in a donation drive, part of efforts to support mobility and cycling, with Rockville Bike Hub helping refurbish the bikes.

The Washington Capitals’ Red Carpet Home Opener is set for Wednesday, drawing large crowds and prompting traffic restrictions. The Metropolitan Police Department announced emergency no-parking zones from 7 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. on F Street NW between 6th and 7th streets, along with road closures and traffic diversions. Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes, with increased use of ride-sharing and public transit expected.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy orders SEPTA to implement safety measures after train fires, under emergency action from the Federal Railroad Administration.

The U.S. has implemented the new NOTAM Management Service to improve air safety, replacing outdated systems. This upgrade, ahead of schedule, aims for completion in Spring 2026.

Wilmington's Public Works Department has announced street works from Sep 29 to Oct 10, 2025, advising commuters to check daily updates on road closures and use a real-time traffic map for detours.

A $35.9 million loan was approved for the Port of Longview to expand capacity and reduce rail congestion, with construction completion aimed for 2028.

The 53rd Fiesta DC Parade will bring cultural festivities and traffic disruptions to D.C. on September 28th, with several street closures and parking restrictions in effect from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The U.S. government is updating its National Consumer Complaint Database to improve user experience and streamline the process for reporting issues related to commercial transportation.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces over $42 million in grants for rail safety projects in Florida, including upgrades to Brightline's corridor, which aims to enhance protections and install safety measures.

Secretary Sean Duffy announces over $42 million in rail safety grants for Florida's Brightline corridor, aiming to improve grade crossings and implement a trespassing alert system.

U.S. Secretary Sean P. Duffy reallocates over $5 billion from the California High-Speed Rail project to enhance safety on intercity passenger rail networks.