The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles seeks a new contractor for a Rocky Mount license plate agency due to the retirement of the current operator, Vicki Bridgers. Applications for the role are available on the Connect NCDOT website.

New pedestrian signals are being activated today in Knightdale, causing expected lane closures and traffic delays along Knightdale Boulevard. The upgrades aim to improve pedestrian safety at several intersections.

Overnight detours in Wake County for bridge work at a major interchange from August 4-6, with ramp closures from midnight to 5 a.m., weather permitting.

NCDOT is seeking public input on its 10-year transportation plan, focusing on safety, congestion, and economic development, excluding routine maintenance.

Carrboro offers a free Stormwater Site Assessment program to aid residents in managing stormwater, including personalized expert advice and solutions like rain gardens and rainwater catchments.

Bladenboro will get a new roundabout to replace the traffic signal at the intersection of N.C. 131/410 and N.C. 211, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety.

Raleigh Water is repairing a sinkhole on Cameron Street, causing traffic disruptions but not affecting water service.

Knightdale Police closed a section of Laurens Way due to an incident, causing traffic disruptions but assuring no public threat. The road reopened later in the afternoon.

NCDOT installed new slope monitors along I-40 and recognized workers for their post-Hurricane Helene efforts, while also launching campaigns for bridge strike prevention and against speeding.

Brick Street in Wake Forest will be closed for paving on Monday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., affecting the stretch between North White Street and Brewer Avenue.

The NCDOT has released its latest financial status report, adhering to state law requiring weekly updates to ensure transparency and accountability for transportation spending.

Bridge construction is ongoing at Elk River Falls due to Hurricane Helene damage, with a temporary bridge in place until completion in 2026. Visitors should exercise caution.

Wake Forest's 2025 Road Resurfacing Project progresses, with milling and paving upcoming on streets such as Brick Street and Ledyard Court. The town advises of temporary parking restrictions and detours.