Frisco’s new Rail District circulator is coming in June. Here’s what it means for downtown access
Frisco TX – The city is planning a free Rail District circulator pilot for June 2026, with weekend service, two vehicles, and downtown access in focus.
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Kansas City’s Royals stadium plan just moved again — here’s what changed and what still has to happen
Kansas City MO – The Royals stadium push advanced again, but the city has not fully approved a site, financing plan, or final public agreement yet.
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Stevensville-area Bay Bridge permit hearing is tonight, with comments due April 30
Stevensville MD – Maryland is holding a Bay Bridge pier-protection permit hearing tonight in Chester, and residents can still submit written comments through April 30.
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Atlanta riders are adjusting to MARTA’s new bus network after April 18 launch
Atlanta GA – MARTA’s NextGen bus network launched April 18, changing routes, schedules, frequencies, and some stops. Riders should recheck every trip now.
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Scottsdale may swap a planned Dynamite roundabout for a signal. Why $31 million is at stake
Scottsdale AZ – Council has told staff to redesign the Scottsdale Road and Dynamite Boulevard intersection, and that change could put regional transportation money at risk.
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Fort Worth’s $845 million bond is on the ballot now: what early voters should know before May 2
Fort Worth TX – Early voting is open on a six-proposition, $845 million bond package that would fund streets, parks, libraries, housing support and more.
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Belfry commuters face months of Pikeville bypass detours as rockfall project closes key stretch
Belfry KY – A Pikeville bypass closure started Monday and will change daily drives for Belfry residents heading into town for work, school, errands, and appointments.
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Clarksburg street closures keep shifting as downtown utility work nears its finish
Clarksburg WV – Traffic alerts are still changing in North View, Stealey, and downtown as utility work nears completion, but paving and lane shifts continue.
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San Antonio flooding exposed travel risks, road closures, and new questions around Loop 1604
San Antonio TX – Heavy rain across April 20-22 closed roads, disrupted travel, and raised new questions about flood pockets near Loop 1604 construction.
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Sacramento’s I Street Bridge replacement is slipping to 2027 after bids came in about $100 million over budget
Sacramento CA – The I Street Bridge replacement is still alive, but bids came in far above estimates, pushing the long-planned project toward a 2027 start.
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El Paso traffic watch: East-side lane closures continue this week as TxDOT warns drivers in work zones
El Paso TX – East-side drivers face lane closures on Americas Avenue, Horizon Boulevard, Darrington Road and Purple Heart Highway this week, with some work stretching into May.
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Huntsville’s greenway buildout is becoming a transportation and development story, not just a parks story
Huntsville AL – The city’s latest greenway expansion shows trails are becoming part of how Huntsville moves people, shapes growth, and connects South Huntsville.
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Hialeah weighs another transit-oriented rezoning near the rail corridor ahead of April 28 hearing
Hialeah FL – A proposed zoning change at 1081 E 17th Street would shift a low-density residential parcel into the transit-oriented district before an April 28 hearing.
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El Paso commuters face a week of east-side road closures as TxDOT work expands
El Paso TX – TxDOT says east-side road work will tighten lanes and close some segments April 20-24, with delays likely for commuters and delivery drivers.
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Plano’s new Via rides start May 4 for seniors, with Legacy West service still to come
Plano TX – A new Via microtransit service starts May 4 for riders 65 and older, with a free launch period, a $3 base fare later, and more transit changes ahead.
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Spartanburg’s East Main Street could lose two travel lanes this spring as SCDOT adds bike lanes
Spartanburg SC – SCDOT is proposing a road diet on East Main Street that would add bike lanes, trim travel lanes, and change how drivers cross the corridor.
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Philadelphia’s new rideshare tax fight is really about school funding, and the next budget votes matter
Philadelphia PA – A proposed $1 fee on rideshare trips could raise school funding, but it is still part of the FY27 budget fight and needs Council approval.
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Portland set for April 22 vote on transportation utility fee that would add $12 a month for single-family homes
Portland OR – City Council is set to vote April 22 on a new transportation utility fee that would start in 2027 and charge most households and businesses.
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Hobbs could see WIPP nuclear waste shipments during road work. What residents know now
Hobbs NM – A reported road-work detour could send some WIPP shipments through the city, but the route change is not confirmed and remains temporary.
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Susanville travel stop hearing returns to the council agenda, and the project’s footprint is large
Susanville CA – The City Council will hear a May 6 proposal for a 79.6-acre travel stop near SR 36 and Skyline Boulevard, with annexation and land-use approvals in play.
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Colorado Springs closes Tejon Street downtown for final paving this week as revitalization project nears reopening
Colorado Springs CO – Tejon Street is fully closed downtown April 20-24 for final paving, striping, and crosswalk work before the corridor reopens.
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Cookeville opens bidding for Interstate Drive widening as South Jefferson lane closures resume
Cookeville TN – The city has opened bidding for Interstate Drive widening while overnight South Jefferson Avenue lane closures return April 19-23 and April 26-30.