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The west span of the I-10 Twin Spans Bridge in New Orleans, La., will reopen Friday nine days ahead of schedule, restoring four-lane traffic to the vital east-west corridor devastated by Hurricane Katrina
Read More →Metro Networks, the largest traffic gathering and reporting operation in America, has unveiled the list of The Top Ten Worst Traffic Incidents of 2005. Compiled by Metro Networks traffic experts from across the country, the list covers top incident from 10 top U.S. markets
Read More →U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta has provided an additional $40 million to Louisiana and Mississippi as part of the federal government’s commitment to help Gulf Coast states rebuild roads and bridges damaged by Hurricane Katrina
Read More →Interstate 95 South (Inner Loop of the Capital Beltway) travelers should prepare for heavy traffic during overnight hours this weekend and into early next week (Nov. 4-9) near the Wilson Bridge and Route 1 Interchange in Virginia
Read More →The nighttime detour on I-66 in Manassas, Va., is no longer in effect, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Read More →Work began Monday to repair the hurricane-damaged Twin Span Bridge that carries Interstate 10 traffic between New Orleans and Slidell, La., U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta said.
Read More →U.S. Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Mineta Tuesday approved $80 million in emergency relief funds for 18 states and U.S. territories to repair roads and bridges damaged by recent flooding, storms or other catastrophic events.
Read More →The Delaware Department of Transportation recently announced toll increases for all vehicles at its I-95 toll plaza, just north of the Maryland-Delaware line.
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The Associated Press reported that hundreds of people filled an eight-lane highway in place of cars and trucks Saturday to dedicate the longest cable-stayed span in North America -- the $632 million Ravenel Bridg
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“Trucks will continue to travel up and down Interstate 75 during construction. That's because lanes will be narrowed only from 12 feet to 10 feet during work - still wide enough for big trucks to navigate.
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