The U.S. Department of Transportation details infrastructure initiatives, including Andy Byford overseeing New York's Penn Station revamp and a $1.5 billion investment for repairing roads and bridges.

DDOT is hosting a public open house on June 21, 2025, for community input on a protected bike lane project on Lincoln Road NE. Residents can review designs and provide feedback at the event or online.

A Federal Railroad Administration report criticizes the management of California's high-speed rail project for missed deadlines and budget issues, putting federal grants at risk.

PHMSA updates enforcement policies to ensure due process and transparency, aligning with legal standards and enhancing accountability for pipeline safety violations.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced $5.4 billion in federal funds for repairing bridges, reversing "woke" policies from the Biden era on environmental and social considerations.

WorldPride 2025 in DC will bring parades and block parties on June 6-7, causing street closures and parking restrictions. Access for residents will be maintained.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has eliminated 52 outdated transportation regulations, aiming to simplify government and maintain safety standards.

Andy Byford named Special Advisor by the US Department of Transportation for the redevelopment of New York's Penn Station, emphasizing modernization and capacity enhancement.

The Metropolitan Police issued a traffic advisory for road closures and parking restrictions during the U.S. Department of Transportation Car Show in D.C. on May 29.

Montgomery County's new "Be Climate Smart" initiative encourages residents to pledge to reduce carbon emissions by providing resources and tools like the Ride On Trip Planner App for optimized public transportation.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy proposed two drone rules to enhance integration in national airspace, focusing on BVLOS operations and fixed-site restrictions, in a move lauded by industry leaders.

The U.S. Department of Transportation revised pipeline safety regulations, renaming "Gulf of Mexico" to "Gulf of America" following a Trump Executive Order.

Metro has been authorized to use automated trains on the Green and Yellow lines, joining the Red Line that has operated under ATO since December. Operators will still be on board to ensure safety.