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.

The NCDOT announced the Bartlett Road bridge over The Slough in Wayne County will be replaced, with construction starting January 6 and a planned reopening in June 2025. Commuters should expect detours during this period.

The NCDOT responded to Hurricane Helene's devastation by awarding over 410 construction and maintenance contracts totaling over $3 billion, showcasing resilience and progress.

Durham invites public input on Phase II of the Neighborhood Bike Routes Project to enhance local biking infrastructure, covering approximately 11 miles and connecting key areas. An online survey is open until February 7, 2025.

The N.C. Department of Transportation plans to expand Camden Road into a four-lane route, aiming to enhance safety and commute for Cumberland County drivers by 2028.

A section of Raleigh's Walnut Creek Greenway Trail is temporarily closed due to structural damage between mile markers 2.25 and 2.50. Repair timelines are unclear.

The N.C. Department of Transportation is investing $19.6 million in Raleigh's New Hope Church Road infrastructure to support the S-Line Passenger Train project, with a completion target for summer 2025.

Wake County's U.S. 401 is slated for expansion and improvements through a $6.3 million contract awarded to Branch Civil Inc., aiming to alleviate traffic congestion by 2026.

The ramp from I-440 West to eastbound Wade Avenue in Raleigh reopens, marking a significant step in the I-440 widening project, aimed at reducing congestion. Drivers are urged to be cautious with the new traffic pattern.