The NCDOT is converting the I-77 and Gilead Road interchange into a diverging diamond to enhance safety and traffic flow. The $30.8 million project starts with changes to left turn patterns and temporary road closures.

NCDOT schedules bridge work on I-40, leading to nighttime closures and detours at the Fayetteville Road bridge.

NCDOT announces a weekend lane closure on U.S. 52 North in Forsyth County due to construction, advising motorists to expect delays and exercise caution.

Governor Roy Cooper signed Executive Order 323 for Hurricane Helene relief, NCDOT is converting intersections into all-way stops, and "Crash Responder Safety Week" is underway to protect emergency personnel.

Raleigh is conducting a survey to gather public input for its Comprehensive Safety Action Plan aimed at reducing traffic incidents and promoting safer streets.

BermudAir introduces nonstop flights from Raleigh-Durham and Charleston to Bermuda, starting April 2025, aiming to facilitate travel for various travelers and boost regional connectivity.

Raleigh held a "Community Conversation: Transportation" event discussing the city's plans to improve non-car travel through bus system updates and innovative programs.

Durham is enhancing pedestrian safety with new, high-quality materials for walkways, yellow curb ramps for accessibility, and the installation of crosswalks to prevent traffic incidents.

North Carolina received a $105 million federal grant to improve its rail systems, with a total project budget of $170 million. Benefits include economic, safety, and environmental improvements.

Raleigh's Glenwood South scooter parking corrals are being improved with vibrant colors and navigational tech, aiming for better functionality and street aesthetics.

Ligon Mill Road in Wake Forest reopened after closure due to a vehicle-pedestrian collision; authorities are investigating, pedestrian hospitalized with serious injuries.

The Homestead Aquatic Center in Chapel Hill will close for renovations on October 21, 2024, until March 2025, with alternative swimming available at the Community Center pool.

Raleigh city leaders have approved a pilot for free two-hour parking in downtown garages to boost local businesses and visitor numbers, starting mid-November.