Lane reductions on Wait Avenue in Wake Forest due to the Dunn Creek Greenway Phase 3 project starting March 24, with traffic directed by signage and flaggers.

Raleigh invites residents to the final meeting for the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study, emphasizing community feedback on upcoming improvements.

North Carolina's Garrett A. Morgan Page Program for high school students has been postponed without a new start date, impacting participants awaiting the experience.

The NCDOT's Transportation Summer Accelerator program helps high school students gain experience in the transport industry, with participant Noah Williams securing an NCDOT internship.

Spring infrastructure projects begin in Holly Springs, including new turn lanes, updated traffic signals, and construction of a sidewalk, aiming to improve traffic flow and connectivity.

Raeford Road near Highland Country Club in Fayetteville will close for eight months for culvert replacement, starting March 31, affecting traffic and requiring detours.

Construction on Retail Drive in Wake Forest will reduce lanes between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. until mid-April, possibly causing delays. This is part of a larger road improvement project.

Ligon Mill Road in Wake Forest is closed from Woodrose Lane to Burlington Mills Road for a bridge construction project with a detour via South Main Street/US 1A, Capital Boulevard/US 1, and Burlington Mills Road.

Raleigh has installed raised crosswalks on St. Mary's Street to improve pedestrian safety, with the final markers laid down last month as part of the Vision Zero strategy.

Construction on Wait Avenue in Wake Forest will cause lane closures between Traditions Grande Boulevard and Havisham Court for waterline installation from March 17 to 21.

The NCDOT releases a weekly financial status report, adhering to state law and offering details on cash balances, receipts, and disbursements, which are adjusted around holidays.

Upcoming bridge inspection on Mock Street will cause the left lane of U.S. 52 southbound in Winston-Salem to be narrower on Monday from 9 a.m. to noon; drivers advised to allow extra travel time.

Raleigh invites residents to the final Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study meeting on March 25, for project updates and discussions on upcoming improvements.