Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's patriotic road trip series is still on the way, but minor post-production tweaks have pushed back its release.
Sources familiar with the project say editors are making final adjustments to the five-part series while the team decides on the rollout plan.
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The delay is not a sign of trouble, and the series is expected to premiere within the next few weeks.
Nathaniel Sizemore, a Department of Transportation spokesman, said, "America's 250th birthday is a yearlong celebration, and we look forward to sharing the final product soon."
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The update comes after the series missed its previously announced June premiere date, with no new launch date publicly set.
Behind the Series
Bunim/Murray Productions, known for producing Duffy on MTV's "The Real World: Boston" in 1997, is behind the YouTube series.
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The show follows Duffy, his wife Rachel Campos-Duffy, and their family as they travel across the country.
Hosted and funded by the independent nonprofit "The Great American Road Trip," the series ties into America's 250th birthday.
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It will spotlight national landmarks, theme parks, local businesses, and small-town destinations to encourage families to explore the country by road.
