Paul Tine has been named the new Commissioner of the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles, beginning May 6, with goals to enhance customer service and streamline DMV operations.

Raleigh and Wake County begin construction of Parkside Apartments, a 144-unit complex aimed at helping with housing affordability, set to be completed in 2026.

Morrisville residents face construction delays from Duke Energy's grid upgrade, with work along McCrimmon Pkwy extending until mid-April due to tough soil conditions.

The NCDOT releases weekly "Cash Watch Numbers" reports for financial transparency, detailing current fiscal status and emphasizing the fluidity of the department's finances.

Jones Dairy Road is undergoing widening by Iron Horse Contractors until mid-May due to Quail Crossing Subdivision developments, with lane reductions and flagger-assisted traffic control.

Raleigh Water starts a utility project on Falls of Neuse Road on April 28, with lane closures but a shifted lane setup keeping two southbound lanes open.

Raleigh highlighted road safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week with a campaign and NCDOT events. The HAWKS Program aids in work zone safety, issuing 31,000 citations last year.

Wake Forest is planning a Building, Electrical, & Deck Safety Month event with activities and educational opportunities on April 26 at Town & Country Hardware.

Rosehill Road in Fayetteville is closed for drainage upgrades, with expected reopening on May 2. Detours are in place. The city-funded $1.3 million project includes sidewalks and culverts, managed by NCDOT, and should be complete by fall.

NC Quick Pass transponders are now available at 52 retail locations in North Carolina, including Speedway and 7-Eleven stores, for easier toll payment.

The NC Department of State Treasurer has sold $442 million in bonds for transportation projects in Wake and Johnston counties, targeting I-540 Phase II and refinancing debts.

Wake County's Louisburg and Forestville Road intersection will have lane closures from April 24 to improve traffic flow and safety, causing detours and permanent/temporary changes until July 17.

NCDOT kicked off National Work Zone Awareness Week to promote safety in construction areas, introducing new safety measures despite recent work zone crashes and fatalities.