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Chicago has extended its contract with Divvy, operated by Lyft, through January 2033, adding discounted rates on the South and West sides and introducing a new bike model to the fleet.
Chicago police have released photographs of a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman on a CTA Blue Line train in Old Irving Park, seeking public assistance as the investigation continues.
During a September 22 campaign event, mayoral hopefuls Scott Gillingham and Kevin Klein outlined contrasting priorities: Gillingham pledged a redevelopment strategy for a 3.5 km Main Street corridor, while Klein voiced concerns over a staffing change affecting Transit Plus.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the NYC Department of Transportation opened the Bronx’s first dedicated busway on Tremont Avenue, aiming to speed travel for about 40,000 daily bus riders after a previously stalled project.
Philadelphia officials announced road closures on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and other Center City streets for September 26‑27 events, urging drivers to use alternate routes.
A nor'easter will bring high winds, rain and elevated tides to New York City from September 23‑27, prompting officials to warn people to avoid the Brooklyn Bridge while the storm passes.
New York City’s subway is removing its iconic orange seats, installed in the 1970s, and replacing the old cars with modern train models in 2026.
On September 23, 2026, SEPTA’s RETROmania sale on Broad Street offered decommissioned signs for $350 each, alongside historic maps and vintage TransPass sheets, attracting transit collectors and enthusiasts.
Brooklyn resident Daylon Orr removed a large collection of MTA subway documents from a Virginia warehouse and brought them to his home on September 23, 2026, drawing attention to the agency’s off‑site archival practices.
Runway construction at Washington Dulles International Airport is holding departing flights on the ground, leading to delays for travelers. Airport officials are working with airlines to manage the impact while the improvement project continues.
Three tractor‑trailers collided on I‑495's outer loop Wednesday morning, causing delays as wet conditions worsened traffic flow. Emergency crews cleared the scene, and normal travel resumed after the lane was reopened.
Downtown Washington, D.C., streets, including 10th Street from E Street to Constitution Avenue, are closed to parking and traffic until midnight Friday, September 25, 2026, for security during President Xi Jinping's White House visit.
Gunfire struck a Toyota Rav4 on I‑66 near Vienna at 8:14 p.m. on September 22, injuring a rear‑seat passenger, and Virginia State Police are investigating the incident.
The MBTA and its operator Keolis will add extra weekend commuter‑rail trains to Salem, Massachusetts, for the entire month of October 2026, providing more frequent service on Saturdays and Sundays.
Tri‑Rail will raise fares by ten percent across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami‑Dade counties on Oct. 1, 2026, following approval by the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority.
The NY State Department of Transportation started paving State Route 66 in Chatham on September 23, 2026, to improve road conditions. Drivers are warned to expect possible delays and plan alternate routes while the multi‑week project proceeds.
York Regional Police are investigating a fatal two‑vehicle collision that occurred at 7:40 p.m. on September 22 at the Jane Street and Brandon Gate Drive intersection in Vaughan, resulting in multiple deaths.
Liberty Village residents told CBC Toronto that traffic congestion, street litter and dog waste are the top issues they want the next mayor to address, citing daily frustrations in their densely populated neighbourhood.
Transport Quebec will close the southbound lane of Highway 15’s service road between the Samuel De Champlain Bridge and Tessier Street each night from Sept 28 to Oct 7, 2026, to repave the roadway.
A diesel spill on Tuesday morning shut the Highway 13 northbound ramp and caused a backup on Highway 20 westbound in Montreal, disrupting commuter traffic while crews worked to clean the site.
