text: Hi,
  A quick look shows there are some geometry edits in the past months putting some roads into shape.
  ESRI at z19 and up shows construction.
  ESRI at z18 shows the later stages of finished product.
  DigitalGlobe Standard looks similar.
  Mapbox close is old and matches the old  TIGER2017 tracks.  Anything like the two cloverleaves east is obsolete.
  Mapbox z17 is likely even older.
  USGS is just as old.  It would be a candidate for background alignment.
  Bing is the same source as mid-level ESRI, that is, they are both  the newest.
  But as you can get ESRI up to native zoomlevel 21 resolution, I'd use that one for alignment reference, as the newest imagery is from satellite rather than aerial overflights, and the orthorectification is rather poor, both for elevations, as well as likely an overall offset.
  DG Premium is a little older than the highest zoom ESRI.
  This is a good area to follow the progress and compare the backgrounds for age.  I hope you would agree with the guesses I have made here.
  tl;dr -- Use ESRI to align by tracing a fixed reference at the highest zoomlevel.
  Use either ESRI at z18 or Bing, overzoomed to z19, for the most up-to-date imagery, after aligning to the reference point..  DG Std is another go-to for the newest, and I don't see any obvious differences here.
  Then you'll see as I do, that a lot more work is needed.
  hope that helps...