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.

Johnston County's commute improved with the new Ranch Road extension to Clayton Boulevard, designed to ease traffic. The $9.7 million project is expected to facilitate smoother travel to Interstate 42.

Beryl Road near I-440 to close for a month for bridge demolition as part of NCDOT's improvements project, starting April 21. Detours will guide traffic around the construction.

CAMPO and the N.C. Turnpike Authority are exploring tolling options to improve US 1, with four proposed concepts to alleviate congestion. Public information sessions are scheduled for community feedback on the plans.

NCDOT highlights Work Zone Awareness Week, honors a fallen patrolman with bridge dedication, and actively recruits for its Ferry Division ahead of summer.

The N.C. Department of Transportation releases weekly financial reports, with the latest provided on April 17th, detailing the state's revenue and expenditures.

A three-vehicle crash on the Dr. Calvin Jones Highway/NC 98 Bypass near Ligon Mill Road led to eastbound lane closures, diversions, and no severe injuries. Cause under investigation.

North Carolina sold $300 million in bonds for statewide transportation projects as part of the Build NC Bond Act, with a 3.77% interest cost and a 2040 maturity date, aimed at improving infrastructure.

Raleigh's Transportation Department updated scooter parking along Glenwood South, adding new features and corrals, signage, and compliance tools to improve use and accessibility.