San Leandro riders should expect BART schedule changes beginning Aug. 10
BART’s Aug. 10 schedule change will shift departure times at San Leandro and Bay Fair, add some longer peak trains and create a new Dublin-to-Berryessa transfer at Bay Fair.
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Utica’s North Genesee bridge project remains on track for summer 2026 construction
NYSDOT’s Utica bridge project remains in development as a June planning record places the estimated cost at $83.324 million and utility work has already caused temporary lane restrictions.
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Duluth’s West Superior Street closure changes access at Garfield and Piedmont
A July 27 closure remains active on West Superior Street in Duluth, with signed detours, limited business access, a reopened Cross City Trail route and an August target for the Garfield-Piedmont intersection.
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Federal trucking relief remains as Oregon wildfires disrupt routes
A temporary federal hours-of-service waiver remains available for wildfire-response trucking as closures and smoke complicate travel on Oregon’s I-84.
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TxDOT seeks public input on US 59 upgrade through Beeville toward future I-69
Beeville residents and businesses can comment through 11:59 p.m. Friday, August 7, on TxDOT’s proposed US 59 improvements, including added lanes, turn lanes, shoulders and sidewalks between CR 303 and FM 351.
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Sheboygan drivers face overlapping road closures as summer work continues
The Erie Avenue/North 25th Street/Wilgus Road intersection was scheduled to reopen after August 3, but Erie Avenue and several other Sheboygan streets remain restricted as summer projects continue.
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Yorba Linda’s Zone 7B Pavement Project Sets Late-Summer Street Work
Yorba Linda’s Zone 7B pavement-preservation project is planned for late summer 2026, covering eastern residential streets and portions of Yorba Linda Boulevard and Esperanza Road. Residents should watch for notices, move vehicles and trash cans, and plan for temporary access restrictions.
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Elbow Road bridge reopens ahead of schedule, but lane controls remain
The Elbow Road bridge near the Chesapeake–Virginia Beach line reopened July 2, about six weeks ahead of schedule. Intermittent lane closures and flagging may continue through approximately October 2026.
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Baltimore seeks proposals for three Harbor Connector ferryboats by Aug. 5
Baltimore’s RFQ-000808 seeks proposals for three single-deck, 49-passenger Harbor Connector ferryboats by Aug. 5, 2026, with an option for three more after a contract award.
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Love’s Travel Stop in Dumas Scheduled for Estimated $3 Million Remodel
A Texas filing lists an estimated $3 million renovation at Love’s Travel Stop No. 626 in Dumas, with an estimated construction window from Aug. 3 through Dec. 1, 2026.
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I-79 Wexford Interchange construction keeps changing access to Exit 73
The July 27-30 overnight lane restrictions at the I-79/Route 910 Wexford interchange are over, but PennDOT’s active project continues to bring changing ramps, lane shifts and possible overnight closures for drivers using Exit 73 and Route 910.
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Glendale’s 75th Avenue reconstruction moves from budget promise to funded project
Glendale has authorized a construction agreement for 75th Avenue between Beardsley Road and Deer Valley Road, while a state report shows the related $3 million allocation was distributed. Construction timing and traffic impacts remain unconfirmed.
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Toledo’s Front and Main reconstruction moves ahead with $19.5 million grant
Toledo’s East Toledo Front and Main project has replacement federal funding, but the award is smaller than the original grant and construction still has no announced start date.
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Waterloo’s La Porte Road project now listed for November letting
Iowa DOT lists two Waterloo La Porte Road segments for an estimated Nov. 17, 2026, letting while the Grimm Street-to-Bopp Street phase remains closed.
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Brownsville activates new curve-warning system on E. Price Road
Brownsville activated a solar-powered sequential curve-warning system on E. Price Road between Crowndridge Drive and Land O Lakes Boulevard, replacing traditional chevrons with illuminated alerts.
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Sturgis Rally traffic controls are active; speed limits change Aug. 6
Eight temporary signals are operating near Sturgis, Rapid City and Hill City. Speed reductions begin Aug. 6, while U.S. 385 construction pauses Aug. 5-18.
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Montgomery’s Wares Ferry Road bridge reopens months ahead of schedule
Montgomery reopened the Wares Ferry Road bridge at 9 a.m. July 23 after a seven-month emergency replacement that cost approximately $1.15 million.
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New Brighton street project brings driveway restrictions, water-main work and August construction phases
Construction on New Brighton’s Public Improvement Project 26-1 is affecting driveway access, utilities and travel conditions on several residential streets, with work scheduled to expand in August.
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Laredo’s World Trade Bridge expansion gets $25 million federal grant
A $25 million federal BUILD grant advances Laredo’s proposed World Trade Bridge expansion, but environmental review, right-of-way work, additional funding and construction approvals remain ahead.
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Carrollton Area Drivers Face Ongoing I-71 Widening Work Through Carroll County
Northbound I-71 lane and ramp closures are scheduled between mile markers 53 and 57 beginning at 8 p.m. Monday, Aug. 3, as KYTC crews perform median drainage work. The temporary phase is expected to end by 5 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 6, weather permitting, while the broader widening project continues through Nov. 1, 2026.
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Monterey Avenue Rehabilitation Begins in Palm Desert With Lane Closures Through October
Palm Desert’s Monterey Avenue rehabilitation starts Aug. 3, bringing lane closures, slower traffic, nighttime noise and possible driveway-access changes.
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North Galena Road repairs are narrowing traffic in Dixon through mid-August
IDOT pavement patching and other repairs are underway on a one-mile section of North Galena Avenue in Dixon. One lane remains open in each direction between Lowell Park Road and Fellows Street, with completion expected in mid-August, weather permitting.