A water main break in Wake Forest on North Main St./US 1A is causing traffic disruptions, with repairs expected to complete by 11 p.m. The cause remains unknown.

PNC Arena in Raleigh is renamed Lenovo Center for a decade following the approval by the Raleigh Centennial Authority, impacting the Carolina Hurricanes and NC State basketball.

Raleigh has upgraded all nine city-owned parking decks with automated systems for faster entry and exit. The overhaul includes 24/7 live support, diverse payment options, and accessibility features.

Raleigh citizens are invited to share feedback on the S. State Street bikeway project, part of a broader push to enhance cycling infrastructure in the city.

A Saturation Patrol in Wake Forest and Rolesville led to nearly 100 charges for traffic offenses including DUI and license violations. The operation involved multiple agencies aiming to improve road safety.

A bridge demolition over Hillsborough Street near I-440 in Raleigh will cause significant detours from Friday night to Monday morning, as part of a road widening project.

A multi-vehicle crash on Capital Boulevard/US 1 near Durham Road/NC 98 caused significant delays and temporary lane closures, with no serious injuries reported.

Equipment malfunctions at Raleigh-Durham International Airport caused significant delays and manual processing for travelers, with systems gradually resuming by 4:30 p.m.

Holly Springs is expanding Holly Springs Road to alleviate congestion, with a community input session scheduled and phase completion expected by the end of 2025.

Raleigh installed a new pedestrian beacon at Lake Johnson Park to increase safety at a crosswalk, which flashes warning lights when a pedestrian activates them.

Florida residents flee to North Carolina's RDU Airport to escape the approaching Category 5 Hurricane Milton, as airlines cancel flights and airports prepare to close.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

New exit ramp from Toll N.C. 540 West to Old Stage Road opens, easing traffic as part of the Complete 540 project.

North Carolina steps up its "Click It or Ticket" campaign for Thanksgiving, advocating seat belt use to reduce road fatalities and enhance safety during the holiday travel surge.

The motor fuels tax rate in North Carolina will decrease slightly to 40.3 cents per gallon from January 1, 2025, with the inspection tax rate remaining unchanged.

NCDOT is set to replace an aging bridge on New Town Road in Union County, with construction led by NJR Group Inc. and a budget of $1.6 million, starting January 2025.

A new license plate agency will open in Eden on December 3, replacing the one that closed in September, and will be operated by Alice Parrish, who also manages the Reidsville LPA.

The N.C. Department of Transportation publishes its financial figures weekly for transparency, showing receipts, disbursements, and cash balances related to state transport budget and spending.

N.C. Department of Transportation pauses most highway construction for Thanksgiving travel and warns of an active deer population, while law enforcement increases patrols for the Click It or Ticket campaign.

Durham Public Schools starts a new rotational bus schedule due to driver shortages, providing transport only four days a week and prompting parents to find alternative arrangements.

The NC Quick Pass transponder for toll payments in North Carolina is now available at select 7-Eleven locations and on Amazon, making it easier for drivers to pay tolls.

Durham invites residents to shape the future of local transportation by providing feedback on the 2025 Durham Bike+Walk Plan update through an online survey and various community events.

The North Carolina Ferry Division has released its 2025 schedule, maintaining year-round vehicle routes and offering seasonal Ocracoke Express passenger ferry service.

NC By Train's Santa Train returns on December 14, offering a holiday-themed ride from Raleigh to Greensboro, featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, festive snacks, and holiday cheer.

Wieland is investing over $27 million into its Pine Hall facility in North Carolina, creating 50 new jobs, and focusing on producing high-demand copper products, supported by a $100,000 state grant contingent on meeting targets.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Wake Forest advises of early morning concrete pours scheduled for December 17 and 18, likely causing increased traffic and noise near the Jones Dairy Storage site.

I-40 West in Wake County will be closed overnight from Dec 15-19 for bridge work. A detour will be provided via U.S. 70 and N.C. 42. The schedule might change due to weather.

North Carolina's Department of Transportation has released a map showing proposed locations for new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations as part of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program.

Carrboro commuters should expect delays on E. Winmore Avenue due to milling and paving starting 7:30 a.m. on Dec. 18. The town advises caution and patience.

North Carolina's Division of Aviation received a federal grant to develop a drone program for disaster response, including 'drone-in-a-box' technology for rapid assessment and supply delivery.

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.

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 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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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, NC, has been awarded a $13.2 million federal grant to build a mobility hub for various transit options, including the upcoming S-Line passenger rail.

The Raleigh Department of Transportation hosted an online meeting to discuss the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study, inviting public feedback on the project.

NCDOT seeks public input on Raleigh Road Parkway improvements, hosting an open house on January 23 at Raleigh Road Baptist Church for residents to review plans and discuss with experts.

NC By Train sees a surge in ridership, with over 720,000 passengers, a 12% increase from 2023 and 55% since 2019, due to its convenience, affordability, and eco-friendliness.

Garner motorists will encounter a new traffic pattern on N.C. 50 starting today, as the bridge over U.S. 70 is now a two-lane road for ongoing construction until fall 2027.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation publishes its "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" report weekly, detailing financial status in accordance with state law, and adjusts the release schedule around holidays.

The NCDOT has initiated the Triad-Danville Connector bus route to improve travel between North Carolina and Virginia, coordinating with Virginia Breeze routes.

North Carolina prepares for a winter storm with NCDOT spreading salt brine and urging residents to stay off roads, while readying plows and chainsaws for snow and tree removal.

NCDOT urges residents to avoid travel due to snow and slick roads in NC's east, and crews work to clear the area.

Raleigh officials aim to make Glenwood South safer for pedestrians, initiating the Glenwood South Safety Pilot to collect data for long-term improvements.

Raleigh removes a risky willow oak in Nash Square prioritizing public safety and plans to plant a new oak in fall.

Raleigh seeks public input for its Safe Streets for All plan through meetings and an online survey to enhance transportation safety and reach zero severe crash fatalities by 2045.

NCDOT has released its "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" for financial transparency, adhering to state law requirements, detailing weekly financial activities and available on its website.

Capital Blvd in Raleigh experienced a brief traffic signal outage due to a blown transformer, with the issue reported at 8:08 a.m. and resolved by 8:32 a.m., according to the Raleigh Police Department.

NCDOT announces temporary closure of Hodge Road in Knightdale for railroad and paving improvements, with detours via I-87, I-540, and Knightdale Boulevard from Jan. 28 to 31.

Roadwork on Wait Avenue in Wake Forest will lead to lane closures from January 30 to February 7, affecting traffic flow due to tree clearing for the Dunn Creek Greenway project.

Epic Games' plans for a new headquarters at Cary Towne Center are halted as the company's rezoning application is withdrawn due to inactivity. Town officials await future development proposals.

Durham County's Fayetteville Road near I-40 will have nighttime closures for roadwork from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. starting tonight until Tuesday, with detours in place.

The Dunn Creek Culvert Replacement Project begins on February 17 in Wake Forest, closing East Juniper Avenue from Meadowgrass Lane to Traditions Grande Boulevard until fall. Detours will be available.

A bridge in Wake County is renamed the Deputy Ned P. Byrd Bridge in honor of a sheriff's deputy killed in 2022.

Pilot Mountain State Park in North Carolina has reopened the enhanced Bean Shoals Access with new facilities and restoration efforts to improve safety and environmental health.

The article describes the Jacksonville City Council's briefing on the Sports & Entertainment Complex proposal, highlighting features like sports facilities, shopping, and residential areas, influenced by public input.

Infrastructure improvements on New Bridge Street in Jacksonville begin on February 10, potentially affecting traffic and parking. Sidewalks remain open for pedestrians.

Raleigh's updated annexation procedure now requires City Council approval before plan reviews or utility connections, effective February 1, 2025, streamlining development processes at the city's edges.

Federal funding for North Carolina's EV charging stations is on hold as the Trump administration orders a policy review, affecting nine planned sites but allowing ongoing construction to be reimbursed.

N.C. State University area sees new tech for a connected vehicle pilot by NCDOT, funded by a $2 million grant, aiming to enhance safety and efficiency.

North Carolina officials announce the partial reopening of I-40 in Pigeon River Gorge, with lanes operational by March 1, after Hurricane Helene repairs.

North Carolina DMV online services and self-service kiosks will be unavailable on Saturday, Feb. 15, due to a planned outage expected to last until 7 p.m.

Lane closures on Harrel's Loop and Pony Farm Rd in Jacksonville will cause minor delays due to road work from 9AM-4PM for 2-3 days, starting February 14 and 18 respectively. A flagger will direct traffic.

The City of Raleigh is seeking public feedback on transportation through surveys to improve safety and sustainability, including on projects like the Tarboro Street Corridor and Glenwood South Safety Pilot.

Interstate 440 near Melbourne Road will have overnight rolling closures due to utility work, impacting traffic significantly between midnight and 4 a.m. Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes.

The NCDOT issues weekly financial updates in line with state law, detailing cash flow, infrastructure project funding, and overarching financial health.

Haywood County is starting a $38.5 million road project on U.S. 276 to enhance safety and flow, including broader shoulders and a two-lane roundabout, with minimal traffic disruptions expected.

Wake Forest is starting the Dunn Creek Culvert Replacement Project, leading to the closure of East Juniper Avenue from Meadowgrass Lane to Traditions Grande Boulevard.

Jenkins Road in Wake County will be closed near Wexford Woods Lane from Feb. 17-21 for drainage improvements, with detours via Trifle Lane and Melcombe Way.

Wake Forest begins its 2025 Road Resurfacing Project with concrete work on over 60 streets, to be followed by asphalt work, updating infrastructure in line with ADA standards.

Spring Hill Road near White Oak, Onslow County, will close from February 18 to 21 for crossline pipe replacement, with a detour suggested via local roads.

Wake Forest officials announce park lighting upgrades for energy efficiency and cost savings, including LED installations and state-of-the-art control systems.

The NCDOT is urging North Carolinians to prepare for a winter storm by stocking up on essentials and has crews spreading brine on roads in anticipation.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

Railroad repairs in Apex may cause commute delays starting March 10th; CSX is updating crossings with temporary closures, providing an interactive map for tracking.

North White Street in Wake Forest will have lane closures for pothole repairs from East Juniper Avenue to East Spring Street during daytime hours, advising commuters to expect delays and consider alternate routes.

Durham County is investing $5 million in a road improvement project covering over 22 miles, including U.S. 15 Business and secondary roads, to be completed by fall 2026.

Interstate 40 in Durham will have nightly closures for bridge work from March 3-7 for westbound lanes and March 7-11 for eastbound lanes, with detours provided.

NCDOT has permanently closed the western access of Mial Plantation Road at the Major Slade Road intersection to improve road safety with a realigned curve. The eastern access remains open.

The North Carolina Turnpike Authority announces overnight closures for ramps at Exits 39 and 43 on Toll N.C. 540 for construction, affecting night-time commutes on March 9-10, with detour routes provided.

MacGregor Downs Road near The Oakwood School in Pitt County will be closed from March 10 to March 21 for a crossline replacement ahead of resurfacing.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has published its latest "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" report for fiscal transparency, detailing the state's transportation expenses.

Hampton Way commuters face delays as road resurfacing starts today, involving one-lane traffic and installation of ADA-compliant ramps; work to continue until March's end.

Concrete pouring at Cubesmart Storage site on Friendship Chapel Road may cause disturbance from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday and Friday, with potential traffic and noise.

The Erinsbrook Park project in Raleigh is seeking community input on its design plans, including amenities like a playground and trails, during a free open house event on March 22.

N.C. Department of Transportation to close part of Ligon Mill Road in Raleigh for 21 days starting March 17, affecting local traffic and requiring detours.

A section of Hargett Street in Raleigh is closing for City Hall construction, affecting traffic until December 31, 2025, but sidewalks and businesses will remain open.

Raleigh invites residents to the final Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study meeting on March 25, for project updates and discussions on upcoming improvements.

Upcoming bridge inspection on Mock Street will cause the left lane of U.S. 52 southbound in Winston-Salem to be narrower on Monday from 9 a.m. to noon; drivers advised to allow extra travel time.

The NCDOT releases a weekly financial status report, adhering to state law and offering details on cash balances, receipts, and disbursements, which are adjusted around holidays.

Construction on Wait Avenue in Wake Forest will cause lane closures between Traditions Grande Boulevard and Havisham Court for waterline installation from March 17 to 21.

Raleigh has installed raised crosswalks on St. Mary's Street to improve pedestrian safety, with the final markers laid down last month as part of the Vision Zero strategy.

Ligon Mill Road in Wake Forest is closed from Woodrose Lane to Burlington Mills Road for a bridge construction project with a detour via South Main Street/US 1A, Capital Boulevard/US 1, and Burlington Mills Road.

Construction on Retail Drive in Wake Forest will reduce lanes between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. until mid-April, possibly causing delays. This is part of a larger road improvement project.

Raeford Road near Highland Country Club in Fayetteville will close for eight months for culvert replacement, starting March 31, affecting traffic and requiring detours.

Spring infrastructure projects begin in Holly Springs, including new turn lanes, updated traffic signals, and construction of a sidewalk, aiming to improve traffic flow and connectivity.

The NCDOT's Transportation Summer Accelerator program helps high school students gain experience in the transport industry, with participant Noah Williams securing an NCDOT internship.

North Carolina's Garrett A. Morgan Page Program for high school students has been postponed without a new start date, impacting participants awaiting the experience.

Raleigh invites residents to the final meeting for the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study, emphasizing community feedback on upcoming improvements.

Lane reductions on Wait Avenue in Wake Forest due to the Dunn Creek Greenway Phase 3 project starting March 24, with traffic directed by signage and flaggers.

NCDOT is conducting pothole repairs on I-40 East, closing the left lane between N.C. 751 and Fayetteville Road from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., causing potential delays.

The NCDMV celebrated 25,000 transactions through its self-service kiosks in Harris Teeter stores, highlighting convenience and immediate service benefits. Commissioner Goodwin praised the technology's impact on reducing wait times.

North Carolina's Department of Transportation awards grants for aviation-themed academies, aimed at educating K-12 students about the aerospace industry.

Building Safety Month in May highlights the importance of building safety and codes for safe, sustainable, affordable living spaces, with the City of Raleigh emphasizing the need for public engagement and appreciation of safety standards.

Raleigh Water team volunteers with Habitat for Humanity, helping build homes for families in need, showcasing their community commitment beyond their usual sewer and pipeline maintenance roles.

PBS's ncImpact program featured Raleigh's AI traffic and stormwater management systems, and broader North Carolina tech initiatives in urban management for improved connectivity and inclusivity.

The NCDOT's weekly financial report provides transparent details about its cash flow, spending, and reserves, emphasizing the fluid nature of such data, which is not fully indicative of monthly balances.

Dare County, NC, is set to begin road work on U.S. 64, including resurfacing and parking lot upgrades, from April 2-14, affecting traffic near key bridges.

A new Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) improves pedestrian safety at Lake Wheeler Road and Goode Street in Raleigh, part of the city's Vision Zero initiative.

The Triangle Expressway in North Carolina has significantly reduced commute times in six months since its extension opened, with approximately 76,000 vehicles using it daily.

Scientists and engineers in Durham will assess local creeks' health from April 2 to May 31 as part of the Southeast Durham Watershed Improvement Plan.

North Carolina DMV seeks a new contractor to manage the Roxboro license plate agency as the current contract ends on September 30, with applications due by April 14.

Raleigh Water retrieved a resident's phone from a storm drain, showing the water utility's commitment to community service beyond its primary responsibilities.

Wake Forest's 2025 Road Resurfacing Project is underway, targeting the refurbishment of over 60 streets, starting with concrete work in April and asphalt in June, including ADA ramp updates and curb repairs.

Wake Forest officials announce sidewalk repairs on South Franklin Street starting April 7, possibly affecting traffic with lane shifts and requiring adjustments to commutes.

Raleigh City Council approved bonds for two affordable housing projects, Burrell Lofts and Tryon Flats, enabling the issuance of up to $19 million and $43 million, respectively, for development.

A $48 million upgrade for Raeford Road in Fayetteville, NC, will improve safety and infrastructure, including a raised median and new traffic patterns. Construction starts in spring 2023, with completion expected in fall 2028.

Carrboro Public Works will remove a failing retaining wall on Jones Ferry Road from April 7-11, causing traffic delays with alternating one-way passages.

NCDOT reports 90% of roads affected by Hurricane Helene are fixed, and service improvements, including extended DMV hours and a special train to NASCAR's event at Rockingham Speedway.

Raleigh enhances scooter parking in Glenwood South, adding durable markings, clear signage, and bike racks to improve micromobility and sidewalk accessibility.

Post-Hurricane Helene, western North Carolina sees a 300% increase in flights aiding relief efforts, necessitating coordination to maintain safe airspace.

NCDOT is scheduled to reopen Ligon Mill Road on April 9 after realigning it and replacing an outdated bridge to improve traffic flow and infrastructure.

Raleigh Parks is inviting residents to help plan Forestville Road Park on May 5 at Marsh Creek Community Center.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced its Spring Litter Sweep running from April 12th to 26th, encouraging community involvement in roadside cleanup.

Gov. Josh Stein of North Carolina has declared April as Work Zone Awareness Month to improve road safety, with a focus on reducing work zone accidents.

Raleigh has installed new Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) near Jeffrey's Grove Elementary School to improve pedestrian safety, particularly for children. The beacons have shown to significantly increase driver yielding rates.

The Raleigh Convention Center is expanding, including a new amphitheater. South Street will close from April 14 for construction. Detours will be provided.

The N.C. Department of Transportation is initiating a Spring Litter Sweep to clean up roadside debris with volunteer participation and supplies provided by local maintenance offices.

The NCDOT releases its weekly financial status in the "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" report, available on its website, highlighting cash balances, receipts, payments, and funds reserved for specific projects.

Wake Forest officials updated on South Franklin Street construction, addressing recent delays. Utility relocations by WEMC, Ting, Brightspeed, and Charter are underway, expected to continue until early June 2025, before road expansion resumes.

Temporary lane closures on I-87 in Knightdale due to the Complete 540 project will occur nightly between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. for installation of safety barriers.

Raleigh's Transportation Department updated scooter parking along Glenwood South, adding new features and corrals, signage, and compliance tools to improve use and accessibility.

North Carolina sold $300 million in bonds for statewide transportation projects as part of the Build NC Bond Act, with a 3.77% interest cost and a 2040 maturity date, aimed at improving infrastructure.

A three-vehicle crash on the Dr. Calvin Jones Highway/NC 98 Bypass near Ligon Mill Road led to eastbound lane closures, diversions, and no severe injuries. Cause under investigation.

The N.C. Department of Transportation releases weekly financial reports, with the latest provided on April 17th, detailing the state's revenue and expenditures.

NCDOT highlights Work Zone Awareness Week, honors a fallen patrolman with bridge dedication, and actively recruits for its Ferry Division ahead of summer.

CAMPO and the N.C. Turnpike Authority are exploring tolling options to improve US 1, with four proposed concepts to alleviate congestion. Public information sessions are scheduled for community feedback on the plans.

Beryl Road near I-440 to close for a month for bridge demolition as part of NCDOT's improvements project, starting April 21. Detours will guide traffic around the construction.

Johnston County's commute improved with the new Ranch Road extension to Clayton Boulevard, designed to ease traffic. The $9.7 million project is expected to facilitate smoother travel to Interstate 42.

NCDOT kicked off National Work Zone Awareness Week to promote safety in construction areas, introducing new safety measures despite recent work zone crashes and fatalities.

Wake County's Louisburg and Forestville Road intersection will have lane closures from April 24 to improve traffic flow and safety, causing detours and permanent/temporary changes until July 17.

The NC Department of State Treasurer has sold $442 million in bonds for transportation projects in Wake and Johnston counties, targeting I-540 Phase II and refinancing debts.

NC Quick Pass transponders are now available at 52 retail locations in North Carolina, including Speedway and 7-Eleven stores, for easier toll payment.

Rosehill Road in Fayetteville is closed for drainage upgrades, with expected reopening on May 2. Detours are in place. The city-funded $1.3 million project includes sidewalks and culverts, managed by NCDOT, and should be complete by fall.

Wake Forest is planning a Building, Electrical, & Deck Safety Month event with activities and educational opportunities on April 26 at Town & Country Hardware.

Raleigh highlighted road safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week with a campaign and NCDOT events. The HAWKS Program aids in work zone safety, issuing 31,000 citations last year.

Raleigh Water starts a utility project on Falls of Neuse Road on April 28, with lane closures but a shifted lane setup keeping two southbound lanes open.

Jones Dairy Road is undergoing widening by Iron Horse Contractors until mid-May due to Quail Crossing Subdivision developments, with lane reductions and flagger-assisted traffic control.

The NCDOT releases weekly "Cash Watch Numbers" reports for financial transparency, detailing current fiscal status and emphasizing the fluidity of the department's finances.

Morrisville residents face construction delays from Duke Energy's grid upgrade, with work along McCrimmon Pkwy extending until mid-April due to tough soil conditions.

Raleigh and Wake County begin construction of Parkside Apartments, a 144-unit complex aimed at helping with housing affordability, set to be completed in 2026.

Paul Tine has been named the new Commissioner of the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles, beginning May 6, with goals to enhance customer service and streamline DMV operations.

The I-440 and Capital Blvd interchange in Raleigh is named after Conen Morgan, a political strategist honored for public service and empowering marginalized voices.

Henderson, NC plans a new mobility hub, with NCDOT and the City inviting public input at open houses in May. The hub will integrate various transport modes and is part of the S-Line rail project.

U.S. 70 East in Garner will have one lane closed for the Complete 540 project, potentially slowing traffic from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily over two weeks.

Nightly lane closures for repairs on Raleigh's Poole Road will affect traffic from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m., with schedules subject to nightly work completion.

North Carolina has launched a campaign to promote the Move Over Law, emphasizing the requirement for drivers to give space or slow down for stopped emergency vehicles.

NC By Train adjusts service for Cheerwine Festival attendance, with added stops in Salisbury on May 17, reflecting increased rail use and community event support.

North Carolina will implement a new Transportation Commerce Tax affecting taxi and Uber rides starting July 1, 2025, with rates of 1.5% for solo rides and 1.0% for shared rides.

NCDOT seeks public feedback on NC By Train service expansion and improvements, with meetings starting May 27 and an online survey available until June 30.

Granville County is set to receive $2.3 million in road improvements from the NCDOT, covering 18 miles and targeting seven roads with resurfacing and reconstruction starting this spring and ending by fall 2026.

Local law enforcement intensifies the "Click It or Ticket" campaign to enforce seatbelt use ahead of Memorial Day, citing the life-saving importance of buckling up.

MoDOT to close Route MM in Franklin County for four months from May 27 for culvert repairs and realignment under a railroad bridge, affecting local traffic.

NCTA installs temporary traffic counters on U.S. 158 to gather data for the Mid-Currituck Bridge Project, causing potential minor delays with lane closures during installation.

Wake County intersection to close in June for realignment; detours via Carl Williamson, Grasshopper, and Smithfield Roads during works to improve traffic and safety.

Wake Forest is updating South Franklin Street with streetlight and utility enhancements, including intermittent lane closures and a multi-use path, aiming for completion by September 2025.

NCDOT pauses construction for Memorial Day travel and promotes road safety with "Click It or Ticket." They're also seeking feedback on NC By Train services.

Skibo Road Bridge in Fayetteville is undergoing maintenance, including nighttime lane closures on the All American Freeway. The project includes epoxy resin overlay, repairs, and painting of steel girders.

A ramp on I-85 South to I-40 East in Orange County will close Sunday at 11 p.m. for three months due to bridge and pavement repairs. A detour via Exit 161 will be in place.

The 100 block of East Morgan Street in Raleigh will be closed for a water and sewer improvement project on weekdays from June 2 to June 27, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Fayetteville's infrastructure is changing with the opening of a new bridge on Strickland Bridge Road, part of traffic pattern changes to connect to I-295.

The N.C. Department of Transportation revealed its weekly "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" report, showing financial transparency in line with Session Law 2019-251.

NCDOT celebrated over 30 years of NC By Train, noting ridership growth and a new locomotive design. The anniversary also marks discounts on Carolinian and Piedmont train services.

Suttles Road at Chatham Parkway in Chatham County is set for permanent closure starting at 7 a.m. tomorrow for construction, including major utility upgrades, with plans to reopen in November.

Raleigh partners with iAccess Life to launch a survey tool improving downtown accessibility for people with disabilities, with feedback on ADA parking and public spaces going live on June 16th.

Union County, NC, secured a $3.3 million deal for paving over 11 miles of secondary roads, with True Rock Construction slated to complete the work by next fall.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced a temporary overnight closure of I-40 eastbound ramp to Old N.C. 86 in Orange County due to bridge construction.

Old Stage Road near Ten Ten Road will be closed for the weekend due to the Complete 540 Project, according to NCDOT. Local access is maintained, but detours are in place.