Durham invites residents to discuss Duke Street and Gregson Street/Vickers Avenue safety and accessibility improvements. Concerns include speeding and a high crash rate. Public feedback will be considered for NCDOT approval in 2026.

Melbourne Road bridge closure for repairs on Sept 11, 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., requires detour via local roads. Drivers should follow posted signs and exercise caution.

Raleigh's Transportation Job Fair on Sept 12-13 aims to fill diverse full-time and seasonal positions. Attendees can apply on-site and possibly interview the same day.

NCDOT is working to repair and improve a damaged section of I-40 in the Pigeon River Gorge after Hurricane Helene, focusing on increased resilience and infrastructure repairs.

The NCDOT publishes weekly financial reports for transparency, detailing transportation income and spending, including specific project funds, in North Carolina.

NCDOT is organizing the Fall Litter Sweep from Sept. 13-27, 2025, encouraging volunteers to clean up North Carolina roadsides to enhance community beauty.

Gillis Hill Road in Cumberland County, North Carolina, will undergo a $17.5 million upgrade, including widening and safety enhancements, with work starting in fall and completion expected by summer 2028.

Alston Avenue in Durham will close temporarily Friday night for median barrier construction, with detours via Main and Fayetteville Streets to the Durham Freeway.

NCDOT is close to completing the naming of 23 bridges after previously uncommemorated fallen state troopers, with the project expected to be finished by the end of 2025.

Raleigh Water will remove permit blocks for construction drawings starting October 2025, introducing a simplified review process and a new permit number format to expedite development.

New license plate agency opens in Kitty Hawk, NC on Sept. 4, offering vehicle registration and title services.

Wake Forest nears completion of a road resurfacing project, addressing over 60 streets, with the last phase including asphalt work, full depth patching, and ADA ramp updates.

The North Carolina Museum of History in Raleigh begins an extensive renovation, expanding by 40,000 square feet, enriching exhibits, and improving infrastructure.