Local law enforcement intensifies the "Click It or Ticket" campaign to enforce seatbelt use ahead of Memorial Day, citing the life-saving importance of buckling up.

Granville County is set to receive $2.3 million in road improvements from the NCDOT, covering 18 miles and targeting seven roads with resurfacing and reconstruction starting this spring and ending by fall 2026.

NCDOT seeks public feedback on NC By Train service expansion and improvements, with meetings starting May 27 and an online survey available until June 30.

North Carolina will implement a new Transportation Commerce Tax affecting taxi and Uber rides starting July 1, 2025, with rates of 1.5% for solo rides and 1.0% for shared rides.

NC By Train adjusts service for Cheerwine Festival attendance, with added stops in Salisbury on May 17, reflecting increased rail use and community event support.

North Carolina has launched a campaign to promote the Move Over Law, emphasizing the requirement for drivers to give space or slow down for stopped emergency vehicles.

Nightly lane closures for repairs on Raleigh's Poole Road will affect traffic from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m., with schedules subject to nightly work completion.

U.S. 70 East in Garner will have one lane closed for the Complete 540 project, potentially slowing traffic from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily over two weeks.

Henderson, NC plans a new mobility hub, with NCDOT and the City inviting public input at open houses in May. The hub will integrate various transport modes and is part of the S-Line rail project.

The I-440 and Capital Blvd interchange in Raleigh is named after Conen Morgan, a political strategist honored for public service and empowering marginalized voices.

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.