Nearly half of Charlotte's roads are in poor or mediocre condition, causing commuter strain and vehicle damage concerns.

NCDOT is enhancing a 10-mile segment of N.C. 690 in Cumberland and Moore counties, focusing on safety and road quality, with various improvements and anticipated projects.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation announces road closures due to the Complete 540 project, affecting N.C. 55 Bypass, True Love Drive, and West Lake Road.

NC transportation officials engage with residents on roadway improvements in Surf City, seeking public feedback until September 30th via various communication channels.

Trevor Carroll is named Division Engineer for NCDOT's Division 3, succeeding the retired Chad Kimes. He brings experience from within the department and vows to improve the state's transportation network.

A sinkhole on City Church Street in Gaston County has prompted warnings for drivers to be cautious, with repairs set to begin following an investigation into an underground line failure.

Interstate 85 in Charlotte will have intermittent closures this Friday due to former President Trump's visit. Commuters are advised to plan for traffic reroutes and delays.

A section of Pleasant Plains Road in Union County will be closed for improvements, including new turn lanes and sidewalks, starting next week if weather permits.

Roadwork on Greenville's Dickinson Avenue has progressed, with lanes reopened between Ficklen Street and Atlantic Avenue, and construction starting between Atlantic Avenue and 14th Street for approximately seven months.

NC By Train introduces special stops for the N.C. State Fair and Lexington Barbecue Festival, offering convenient travel without traffic or parking concerns, with advance ticket purchase advised due to limited seating.

The Southport-Fort Fisher ferry service in North Carolina is briefly suspended for maintenance on September 6-7, with limited early departures on the 6th. Normal operations resume on September 8.

Charlotte now requires drivers to pay for street parking in Uptown and South End until 10 p.m., an extension from the previous 6 p.m. cutoff, with the aim of improving parking turnover.

The N.C. Department of Transportation is evaluating Pinehurst's traffic circle's future and is currently in the public comment period, seeking insights from community members until August 23.