A three-vehicle crash caused significant delays on southbound Capital Boulevard/US 1. No serious injuries occurred, and traffic returned to normal after the scene was cleared.

NCDOT collaborates on military base roadwork, aids in Hurricane Helene recovery, conducts emergency response drills, and honors road fatality victims with a “Tree of Life” ceremony.

Jacksonville Transit aims for a 1.70% DBE goal in federal contracts to support disadvantaged businesses from 2025 to 2027, with a public meeting scheduled on December 18, 2024, for community engagement.

Raleigh, NC enhances its website accessibility with UserWay widget, offering tools for reading assistance, dyslexia-friendly fonts, color contrast adjustment, and multi-language translation to ensure all users can easily navigate the site.

The N.C. Department of Transportation plans to add lanes and improve infrastructure on N.C. 42, with work beginning in Spring 2025 and set for completion in late Spring 2026.

North Carolina's Department of Transportation partners with state universities to form the University Transportation Center of Excellence, aiming to advance air mobility and drone innovation for transportation systems.

Interstate 40 in Wake County will have nightly closures for bridge work, starting Sunday, affecting eastbound lanes and requiring a detour via U.S. 70 and N.C. 42.

Starting January 1, 2025, NC Quick Pass users will receive a 50% toll discount, with new incentives to encourage electronic tolling sign-ups, including a simplified account option and easier access to transponders.

Wake Forest prepares for its annual Holiday Toy Drive & Jeep Convoy to collect donations for Toys for Lil Troops, causing potential traffic delays on Dec. 8.

Wake County roads are set for a $2.5 million improvement project by the N.C. Department of Transportation, affecting N.C. 42 and secondary roads, with work starting in 2025 and completion expected by 2026.

The NCDOT highlights the work of IMAP responders during Hurricane Helene, a Raleigh interchange renaming, a bridge dedication, and the return of the Santa Train service.

NexGen Cabinets Inc. will open a kitchen and bathroom cabinet assembly and production facility in Duplin County, NC, creating over 40 jobs with a $6.7 million investment.

Part of E. Rosemary Street in Chapel Hill will be closed from Dec. 7 to 18 for two projects, with detour routes in place for traffic and pedestrians. Parking access remains available.