Beryl Road in Raleigh will be closed for upgrades on a railroad bridge from November 17th to 26th, with detours marked and drivers advised to use caution. Traffic updates are available on DriveNC.gov.

The NCDOT shared updates on adherence to the Move Over Law, awareness of deer on roads, a Veterans Day salute, and streamlined licensing for teen drivers.

Garner's new slip lane at White Oak roundabout is operational, aiming to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion, with ongoing roadside work and future street lighting planned.

Capital Boulevard/US 1 has reopened after downed power lines caused by strong winds forced it to close, disrupting traffic and requiring repairs by Duke Energy crews.

Wake County will see road improvements as the N.C. Department of Transportation grants Blythe Construction a $4.4 million contract for over 11 miles of roadway.

NCDOT updates on safety, technology, and community remembrance, highlighting responder safety, a new traffic management center, a street dedicated to Officer Miller, and the Ocracoke Express passenger ferry's success.

Interstate 440 East in Wake County will see closures this weekend for improvements. Detours will be in place, and NC Department of Transportation advises planning for delays.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has begun a bridge rehabilitation project, closing Dimmocks Mill Road over I-85/I-40 in Orange County, with detours in place until November 21.

A gas leak in Wake Forest closed a section of South Main Street/US 1A, with emergency services responding and repair crews dispatched, but no evacuations.

Planned maintenance on I-73 in Guilford County will cause temporary lane closures on November 4 and 5, potentially impacting traffic flow. Drivers should anticipate delays and consider alternative routes.

A $3.8 million road resurfacing contract in Wake County, NC, awarded to Blythe Construction Inc., aims to improve over 6 miles of road, including key areas and a ramp. Work starts in December with a completion date set for summer 2027.

Durham residents to contribute to sustainable stormwater systems; public open houses set for feedback on green infrastructure projects aimed at improving water quality and managing rain runoff.

Road maintenance on U.S. 421 in Greensboro will cause temporary lane closures at mile marker 220 on November 4 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., weather permitting, for sign maintenance.