Alabama awards about $1.53 million for traffic safety in 19 counties
Five grants through the Mobile County Commission will fund traffic-safety work across the Southwest Region, including Mobile County.
Traffic Safety
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Rochester dashboard shows crash data and safety investments
A new public dashboard lets Rochester residents explore traffic-crash information and ongoing city safety investments.
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Sacramento’s red-light camera plan moves toward a fall vendor decision
Sacramento’s proposed red-light camera program is not operating yet. The city’s published schedule calls for a fall 2026 vendor decision and impact-report action before a possible winter Council vote and spring 2027 launch.
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Fulshear Council Weighs Possible E-Scooter Prohibition
Fulshear officials are considering tighter e-scooter rules, including a possible prohibition, after months of safety education aimed at young riders.
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Santa Fe police plan six mobile enforcement cameras for August
Santa Fe police expect to deploy six mobile cameras in August 2026, with devices divided between the city’s north and south sides.
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Harlem moves ahead with North Harlem Park construction and City Park safety improvements
City Park renovations were nearing completion in January, while North Harlem Park was expected to begin a six-month construction project.
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Littleton council to weigh Elati Street safety plan affecting three schools
City staff will present a selected alternative and implementation options for the 2.5-mile Elati Street corridor to Littleton City Council on Aug. 25, 2026.
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VDOT announces safety improvements at Route 360 and Newland Road near Warsaw
Construction is scheduled to begin in April 2026 at the Route 360 and Route 624/Newland Road intersection in Richmond County, with a new crossover planned for westbound drivers heading toward Warsaw.
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$11.3 million US 24 resurfacing project remains active near Calhan through September
A 10-mile CDOT project between east of Peyton and Calhan is continuing with nighttime work, reduced speeds, lane improvements and possible delays of up to 15 minutes.
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San Diego Unified Seeks Traffic-Safety Fixes Before Aug. 10
San Diego Unified is urging the city to address traffic and pedestrian-safety concerns on city-controlled routes before students return August 10.
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Riverview Police Seek Public Help After Fatal Crash Investigation
Riverview police are seeking information connected to a fatal traffic crash investigation, but the accessible public record does not yet identify the crash location, victim or suspect status.
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Pittston teenager Seth Dragos killed in July Fourth crash
Seth Dragos, 19, of Pittston, died after a vehicle crash on July 4, 2026, and was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the Luzerne County coroner.
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Teen seriously injured after pickup truck strikes pedestrian on Newbury Park’s Potrero Road
A 16-year-old Newbury Park High School student suffered severe injuries after a pickup truck struck her on the shoulder of Potrero Road late July 5, according to a report attributing information to the California Highway Patrol.
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Albuquerque Expands Automated Speed Enforcement to 40 Cameras
Albuquerque is expanding its automated speed-enforcement program from 20 to 40 cameras, with citations, video review and appeals handled through the city.
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Fircrest approves automated traffic cameras for school and park speed zones
Fircrest’s City Council approved Resolution No. 2035 and a five-year NovoaGlobal agreement for automated traffic safety cameras at Emerson Street near Thelma Gilmur Park and Columbia Avenue in the school zone. Installation and enforcement have not begun.
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Clark County’s school traffic fixes face an August 6 start as families return
Clark County plans crosswalk, signage, flasher and enforcement changes as CCSD students return Thursday, August 6, after a working-group report counted 427 children struck during school travel in 2025-26.
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Elkhorn man faces second motor-vehicle-homicide charge after fatal Omaha crash
Tanner Hunt, 28, of Elkhorn faces a second motor-vehicle-homicide charge after two brothers died from injuries in a July 9 crash near 114th Street and West Center Road in Omaha. He remains held on a reported $10 million bond, while a separate misdemeanor case carries a $25,000 bond and has a trial set for Aug. 17.
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Route 17 intersection work begins in Gloucester County with overnight lane closures
A $5.1 million VDOT safety project began August 2 at two Route 17 intersections in Gloucester County and is expected to continue through June 2027.
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Spokane Police Report 77 Infractions During July Motorcycle-Safety Emphasis
Spokane police reported 77 traffic infractions during a three-day July motorcycle-safety emphasis, including 52 speeding citations, seven motorcycle stops and one impound.
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Cape Coral school-zone speed cameras resume Aug. 11 as classes start
Cape Coral’s RedSpeed cameras are scheduled to resume Aug. 11 in 16 school zones, with $100 civil notices possible after human review of vehicles recorded more than 10 mph over the applicable posted limit.
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Nashville council proposal would ban right turns on red in Urban Services District
Metro Council Bill BL2026-1497 would require no-turn-on-red signs at signalized intersections in Nashville’s Urban Services District if approved, but the proposal is not yet law.
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Lexington drivers face new school-bus stopping rules as classes approach
Kentucky’s school-bus stopping law took effect July 15, 2026. Here is what Lexington drivers need to know before Fayette County schools open Aug. 12.