Raleigh's intersection at Buffaloe and New Hope Roads, known for accidents, sees improved safety with new crosswalks, signals, and retroreflective backplates reducing crashes.

A section of I-40 in North Carolina reopens after Hurricane Helene damage, U.S. 70 Business East bridge dedicated to Commissioner Tony Braswell, and Alligator River Bridge modernization begins.

Hillsborough Street in Raleigh will be closed for bridge demolition, with a detour via I-440 and Western Boulevard, from Friday night until Saturday evening.

The article discusses upcoming nighttime lane and shoulder closures on the eastbound Triangle Expressway in North Carolina for installing new toll gantry equipment, advising drivers to plan for extra travel time.

The Triangle Expressway will have nighttime lane and shoulder closures for toll equipment installation between March 3 and April 11, impacting eastbound traffic.

Durham seeks public feedback on proposed downtown bike lanes, with open houses and online input available until April 18, fostering improved cyclist connectivity.

A section of Hamlet Road in Iredell County is closing for pipe installation until March 14, with a detour via Rock Springs Road, Turkey Foot Road, and Powell Bridge Road.

The NCDOT provides weekly financial updates, detailing expenditures and reserved cash for transparency in their use of taxpayer dollars and state infrastructure projects.

NCDOT crews clear snow from roads after a storm, advise against travel, name a bridge after community-serving couple, and launch an educational program for students.

N.C. 105 to have delays due to boulder removal by Wright Brothers Construction, with road closures scheduled for midday on the upcoming Monday and Tuesday.

Chatham County offices will open at 10 a.m. on February 21, 2025, due to winter weather, with updates available on the county website and social media.

Construction has begun on a $450 million bridge project to replace the Lindsay C. Warren Bridge over the Alligator River in North Carolina, aiming to improve connectivity and safety for the Outer Banks region.

The final meeting for Raleigh's Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study will be held on March 25, offering residents the opportunity to learn about the study's findings and provide feedback.