The U.S. Department of Transportation has canceled over $26 million in grants for the Baltimore-Washington SCMAGLEV project, citing delays, costs, opposition, and national security concerns.

The FTA releases guidance videos to prepare U.S. cities' public transit for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, ensuring safety and efficiency for increased demand.

Montgomery County inaugurates a new pedestrian bridge in Silver Spring, improving community connectivity and safety, with a memorial for Nicki Toys included.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy enforced stricter safety measures for wind turbine construction near transport routes, addressing overlooked engineer concerns of radio frequency interference by the prior administration.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy introduces a policy update allowing federal transit grant recipients to move from zero-emission to low-emission tech in their projects.

PHMSA introduces new data-driven enforcement priorities to improve pipeline safety, outlined on its website, focusing on specific areas such as accident response and preventive measures.

The U.S. Transportation Secretary announced $8.75 million in grants for shipyard revitalization to counter Chinese maritime competition and strengthen America's maritime industry.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy criticizes Mexico for not adhering to the 2015 U.S.-Mexico Air Transport Agreement and announces actions to enforce fair play in aviation.

Metro riders experienced delays on the Orange, Blue, and Silver lines due to a Pepco power issue near Foggy Bottom, with a fire at a substation affecting service and local power.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has appointed a 12-member USDOT Advisory Board to guide infrastructure modernization in America, including seasoned experts from various transportation disciplines.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy cuts $4 billion in federal funding from California's High Speed Rail project due to CHSRA's mismanagement and failure to make progress over 16 years despite spending $15 billion.

The Brink Road Bridge in Gaithersburg will close temporarily on July 25 for resurfacing work to improve safety and infrastructure; full rehabilitation is planned for next summer.

Chairman Sam Graves discussed infrastructure with Secretary Duffy, praising the $12.5 billion FAA investment and anticipating progress in aviation and surface transportation bills.