Raleigh has installed new Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) near Jeffrey's Grove Elementary School to improve pedestrian safety, particularly for children. The beacons have shown to significantly increase driver yielding rates.

Gov. Josh Stein of North Carolina has declared April as Work Zone Awareness Month to improve road safety, with a focus on reducing work zone accidents.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced its Spring Litter Sweep running from April 12th to 26th, encouraging community involvement in roadside cleanup.

Raleigh Parks is inviting residents to help plan Forestville Road Park on May 5 at Marsh Creek Community Center.

NCDOT is scheduled to reopen Ligon Mill Road on April 9 after realigning it and replacing an outdated bridge to improve traffic flow and infrastructure.

Post-Hurricane Helene, western North Carolina sees a 300% increase in flights aiding relief efforts, necessitating coordination to maintain safe airspace.

Raleigh enhances scooter parking in Glenwood South, adding durable markings, clear signage, and bike racks to improve micromobility and sidewalk accessibility.

NCDOT reports 90% of roads affected by Hurricane Helene are fixed, and service improvements, including extended DMV hours and a special train to NASCAR's event at Rockingham Speedway.

Carrboro Public Works will remove a failing retaining wall on Jones Ferry Road from April 7-11, causing traffic delays with alternating one-way passages.

A $48 million upgrade for Raeford Road in Fayetteville, NC, will improve safety and infrastructure, including a raised median and new traffic patterns. Construction starts in spring 2023, with completion expected in fall 2028.

Raleigh City Council approved bonds for two affordable housing projects, Burrell Lofts and Tryon Flats, enabling the issuance of up to $19 million and $43 million, respectively, for development.

Wake Forest officials announce sidewalk repairs on South Franklin Street starting April 7, possibly affecting traffic with lane shifts and requiring adjustments to commutes.

Wake Forest's 2025 Road Resurfacing Project is underway, targeting the refurbishment of over 60 streets, starting with concrete work in April and asphalt in June, including ADA ramp updates and curb repairs.