Nightly closures on I-440 in Wake County for a widening project will affect westbound lanes from Jan. 13-15 and eastbound on Jan. 16, with detours posted.

Wake Forest officials have announced sidewalk repairs on South White Street starting January 13, which will cause detours for pedestrians but not affect traffic.

NCDOT deploys 1,900 trucks with salt to prepare for winter storms, prioritizing high-volume roads and Raleigh brines 840 miles of roadways to prevent ice.

The NCDOT warns against non-essential travel due to an incoming winter storm expected to hit North Carolina, emphasizing safety and road clearance efforts.

NC By Train has a record-breaking ridership for the third year, with 720,000 passengers in 2024, due to its user-friendly nature, affordability, and eco-friendliness.

A $3 million road improvement project is announced for southern Wake County, aiming to rehabilitate 19 miles of road by fall 2026, which might lead to temporary lane closures.

Raleigh completed its 2024 Street Resurfacing Program, renovating 11 centerline miles, enhancing city streets, and improving road infrastructure for better commuting.

Wake County approves a new 15,260-square-foot Cary Main EMS station to improve emergency services in the county, featuring six bays, office spaces, maintenance areas, and sustainable additions like solar panels and EV charging ports.

Raleigh, North Carolina, begins construction on the new City Hall, and the city government has invited residents to follow the progress on social media.

New Bridge Street in Jacksonville is undergoing a major upgrade, including road paving that starts with milling on January 6. The work will include pedestrian and traffic flow improvements, requiring commuters to anticipate disruptions.

A fire on Christmas Eve damaged a wooden bridge on Walnut Creek Trail in Raleigh, causing a trail closure between mile markers 2.25 and 2.50 and a 2-3 month recovery period.

The NC Department of Transportation reports that the aviation industry contributes $88 billion annually to the state economy and supports over 427,000 jobs.

The N.C. Department of Transportation is investing $1.2 million to repair 2.5 miles of road in Stanly County, with work starting in April 2025 and ending in fall 2026.