umccall+FollowDetroit-Windsor Tunnel tolls jump to $9 soonStarting next Monday, crossing the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel will cost drivers $9 if you pay by card—a 75-cent increase that’s sure to hit regular commuters in the wallet. Nexpress users will also see their rate go up to $6.75 per trip. With about 12,000 vehicles using the tunnel daily, this change is bound to affect a lot of people’s routines. The company says the hike is needed to keep the tunnel safe and reliable, but with the Ambassador Bridge toll now matching at $9, it’s worth asking: how will this impact your cross-border plans? #Transportation #DetroitWindsorTunnel #TollIncrease00Share
ywheeler+FollowSnow squall chaos: I-75 drivers share their shockSliding under a semi-truck on I-75 wasn’t on anyone’s Monday agenda, but that’s exactly what happened to Cooper Loose and dozens of others after sudden snow squalls triggered a 25-car pileup near McNichols. Even with his car totaled, Cooper walked away with just some bruises—and a whole lot of gratitude. Now, he’s dealing with the aftermath: tracking down his belongings, calling insurance, and figuring out his next steps. It’s wild how quickly a normal drive can turn into a life-changing event. Has anyone else experienced a weather-related close call on the road? Let’s talk about how we stay safe in Michigan’s unpredictable winters. #Transportation #SnowSquall #I7510Share
umccall+FollowDetroit-Windsor tolls rising before new bridge opensCrossing into Canada from Detroit is about to get pricier. Starting January 2026, the Ambassador Bridge will bump car tolls from $9 to $10, and the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel will add 75 cents, making it $9 for card users. These hikes are meant to keep up with maintenance and smooth operations, but with the Gordie Howe International Bridge set to open soon, drivers might have more choices. How will these changes affect your travel plans or daily commute? Would you switch routes for a better deal or stick with what you know? #Transportation #Detroit #Windsor00Share
Lauren Cooper+FollowBig changes coming to RDU parkingRDU travelers, get ready for a major parking shakeup! Economy Lot 4 is closing for good this Friday and will become employee-only, but Economy Lot 3 is set to nearly triple in size, eventually offering about 11,000 spaces. The expansion comes with upgrades like restrooms, solar panels, and EV chargers, rolling out through 2026. This is all part of RDU’s $2.5 billion plan to modernize the airport, including a new runway and expanded terminals. How do you feel about these changes? Will the new amenities and extra spaces make your airport trips smoother, or do you see new headaches ahead? #Transportation #RDU #AirportParking00Share
Traci Keller+FollowI-57 crash near Richton Park shakes up Monday commuteA major crash on I-57 near Richton Park threw Monday morning routines into chaos, with all northbound lanes shut down right during rush hour. Snow and strong winds made things even tougher for drivers, and emergency crews were on the scene for hours. By 10:30 a.m., traffic started moving again, but delays lingered and road conditions stayed tricky. If you were caught in the backup or had to reroute, how did it affect your day? With winter weather sticking around, it’s a good reminder to check traffic updates and drive safe. Anyone else notice how unpredictable the roads have been lately? #Transportation #RichtonPark #I5700Share
Peter Castillo+FollowDan Ryan crash causes major delays in ChicagoA rollover crash involving a semi-truck and SUV near Englewood turned the Dan Ryan into a parking lot this afternoon. Emergency crews blocked off multiple lanes on I-94 southbound at 63rd, leaving only the far-right lane open and causing serious backups. Three people were taken to the hospital, and delays stretched over 10 minutes during rush hour. If you commute through this area, you know how one accident can throw off your whole evening. How do you handle these sudden traffic jams, and what’s your go-to detour when the Dan Ryan grinds to a halt? #Transportation #ChicagoTraffic #DanRyan00Share
Michael Smith+FollowI-10 crash shakes up New Year’s in Baton RougeA fiery crash flipped a car and brought westbound I-10 near Dalrymple Drive to a standstill just after midnight on New Year’s Day, right by the LSU campus. Even though crews worked fast to reopen the lanes in under two hours, traffic was still jammed for a while. It’s a stark reminder of how quickly celebrations can turn serious on the roads. For those out late or heading home after ringing in the new year, how did this affect your plans or your drive? Let’s talk about road safety and what you saw out there last night. #Transportation #BatonRouge #I1000Share
Peter Castillo+FollowManic Monday Car Drama Incoming!Brace yourself for ‘Manic Monday’—the first workday after the holidays is set to be a car breakdown nightmare. The AA says calls spike as cars left idle over Christmas refuse to start or have flat tyres. Last year saw a 27% jump in breakdowns! If you’re driving, check your battery and tyres this weekend unless you want to start 2026 stranded. Nobody wants that post-holiday rage! #Transportation #ManicMonday #CarTrouble00Share
Traci Keller+FollowCars that conquer Fairbanks wintersIn Fairbanks, winter isn’t just cold—it’s a daily battle for anyone with a car. Some vehicles are built to handle the kind of deep freeze that turns oil to sludge and batteries to bricks, while others leave you stranded before sunrise. The Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series stands out for its rock-solid reliability and quick-to-warm cabin, making it a favorite among locals who can’t afford to gamble with their ride. If you’ve ever had a car refuse to start on a -40°F morning, you know how much this matters. Which cars have saved—or failed—you in extreme cold? #Transportation #Fairbanks #WinterDriving00Share
Joe Gallagher+FollowFog slows down I-90: Lake County drivers adjustDense fog and slick roads turned the morning drive on I-90 in Lake County into a real test of patience and caution. With visibility dropping fast, the State Highway Patrol dropped the speed limit to 40 mph—making safety the top priority. Many folks had to leave earlier and brace for longer commutes, but it’s a reminder of how quickly weather can shake up our routines. Have you ever been caught off guard by sudden road changes like this? How do you handle those nerve-wracking drives? Let’s swap stories and tips for staying safe out there! #Transportation #LakeCounty #OhioWeather00Share
