Pasco’s Sylvester Street pedestrian overpass reaches 90% design milestone
Pasco’s planned Sylvester Street pedestrian and bicycle overpass is at 90% design, but a spring 2027 construction start still depends on securing additional funding.
Pedestrian Safety
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FDOT intersection project will add left-turn signals on Fiske Boulevard in Rockledge
A $3.6 million FDOT project at Fiske Boulevard and Levitt Parkway/Lakemoor Boulevard is under construction, adding signalized left turns, pedestrian signals, crosswalks, ADA ramps and sidewalk connections.
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Front Royal’s $4 Million South Street Safety Project Remains in Design
VDOT lists fall 2026 for right-of-way and utility relocation on Front Royal’s South Street project and summer 2027 to advertise construction, but roadway construction has not begun and final access details remain unsettled.
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Bayside’s planned WIS 32 resurfacing remains years away under current WisDOT schedule
WisDOT is proposing to resurface about 1.25 miles of WIS 32 in Bayside from Dean Road to Mohawk Road. Construction is currently scheduled for 2029, with a possible 2028 start only if funding becomes available.
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Muskogee seeks proposals for citywide pedestrian and traffic-safety plan
The City of Muskogee is seeking a consultant to develop a Safe Streets for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan. Proposals are due to the Public Works Department by 3 p.m. CDT on August 6, 2026.
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Lealman Safe-Routes Work Continues Through Fall 2026
Pinellas County says the Lealman Safe Routes to School segment remains under construction on 28th Street through fall 2026, with the work intended to improve walking and bicycling access near K-8 schools.
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East Hanover Street sidewalk project begins ahead of Hanover school year
Hanover Borough says selected curb and sidewalk repairs are underway between York and Baltimore streets, with temporary parking and traffic changes expected near Hanover Elementary School.
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Buffalo’s Gates Circle redesign could change access to Chapin Parkway
Buffalo is reviewing two preliminary Gates Circle concepts that would disconnect Chapin Parkway from the circle for vehicle traffic while adding proposed pedestrian, bicycle and interior-circle access improvements.
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Gulfport’s U.S. 49 median wall draws backlash as pedestrian project targets fall completion
The $14.5 million Gulfport pedestrian-safety project has completed its median barrier and fencing, but sidewalks and related work remain before an expected fall 2026 finish.
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Montpelier board deliberates on proposed 20-unit conversion at 9 Heaton Street
Montpelier’s Development Review Board has closed its public hearing on a proposal to convert an office building at 9 Heaton Street into 20 homes. The board has not issued a final decision.
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Nashville council proposal would prohibit most right turns on red
A pending Metro Council proposal would prohibit right turns on red across most of Nashville, but it has not been enacted and key details have not been established.
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Tallahassee begins traffic-signal upgrades aimed at pedestrian safety before school year
Tallahassee announced work to modernize existing traffic signals and improve pedestrian safety at West Tennessee Street-area intersections, with most construction anticipated before school begins in mid-August.
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Nashville council member files proposal to restrict most right turns on red
Metro Councilmember Sandra Sepulveda has filed legislation that would prohibit right turns on red at most Nashville intersections. The measure requires further Metro Council action before any restriction could take effect.
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Rockport Goose River bridge replacement targets 2027 work
MaineDOT’s Rockport bridge plan targets 2027 work, with a full closure, preferred detour, new sidewalks and estimated funding of $6.1 million.
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Garner Gets $850,000 Federal Award for Jones Sausage Road Safety Upgrades
Garner’s $850,000 federal award will support planned Jones Sausage Road safety, sidewalk, transit and greenway work, but construction is not imminent.
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Bridgeport Seeks Federal Safety Grant for East Main Street Reconstruction
Bridgeport is seeking federal funding for an East Main Street redesign, but the grant remains pending and no construction schedule has been set.
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Boca Raton U.S. 1 Lane Changes Set for July 30 Meetings
Boca Raton residents can review planned U.S. 1 lane changes, bike lanes, sidewalks and construction impacts at FDOT meetings on July 30.
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Little Rock Begins Markham Bridge Demolition; West Markham Stays Closed
Little Rock’s damaged Markham Street pedestrian bridge is being removed while West Markham stays closed, with future pedestrian access still unresolved.
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Los Alamos Highway 135 walking and biking project remains years away
Los Alamos CA – Caltrans says the funded Highway 135 walking and biking project remains in design, with construction estimated to begin in early 2028.
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Apex NC 55 Project Targets October Contract Award After Delay
Apex’s planned NC 55 redesign targets an October 2026 contract award after NCDOT shifted construction to fiscal 2027 for right-of-way work.
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PennDOT: Public comments open for U.S. 22 / Route 191 changes—July 23
PennDOT says public comments for the U.S. 22/Route 191 interchange plan in Bethlehem Township end July 23, 2026—design-stage lane and signal changes.
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ADA curb-ramp upgrades begin in Ladera Ranch: closures May–Aug 2026
OC Public Works says ADA curb-ramp upgrades in Ladera Ranch run May 4–Aug 2026, with weekday lane and sidewalk closures during 7 a.m.–4 p.m.