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Rock Wall Repair Requires U.S. 19/23 East Closure
A contractor for the N.C. Department of Transportation will use an accelerated plan to replace the retaining wall on U.S. 19/23 in Haywood County damaged by Tropical Storm Fred.
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U.S. 29 Resurfacing Work Continues this Weekend
The northbound side of U.S. 29 is set to close between Interstate 40 and 16th Street in Greensboro from 7:30 p.m. Friday until 6 a.m. Monday.
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Southern Johnston County Bridge Will Close for Replacement
The Godwin Lake Road bridge over John K. Swamp near the Johnston-Sampson county border is scheduled to close Monday for construction.
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Upcoming Closures on I-40 in Forsyth County
Starting this weekend, contract crews will have several nightly closures for the ongoing improvement project along Interstate 40 in Forsyth County.
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This Week at NCDOT: Fall Litter Sweep and Football Train Returns
This week at the department, volunteers across the state prepare for the Fall Litter Sweep and the Football Trains return by popular demand.
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Robeson County Clergy Embracing Vision of Better Driving Habits
The clergy in Robeson County will help task force drive home safety.
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GHSP, Partners Aim to Reduce Driving Impairment Among Minority Communities Statewide
State and local officials are targeting minority college students with their latest version of the anti-drunk driving campaign Booze It & Lose It.
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Mebane Bypass Project Brings Work to U.S. 70
Crews plan to close a section of U.S. 70 over the weekend as part of the ongoing N.C. 119 Bypass project in Mebane.
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Low-Water Bridge to Reconnect N.C. 197
Residents of a small community in Yancey County have been taking the long way over a gravel highway since the remnants of Tropical Storm Fred redirected the Cane River and washed out the approach to a...
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One-Month Pipe Replacement Project Starting in Davidson County
Starting next week, N.C. Department of Transportation crews will close a Davidson County road for one month.
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Closures Planned at I-440-Wade Avenue Interchange
A pair of Wade Avenue ramps are scheduled to close beginning Friday night.
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Roundabout Coming to Robeson County Junction
Construction of a roundabout in Robeson County near Parkton is expected to begin next month.
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Virtual Rodanthe Bridge Project Update to be Held Sept. 2
State transportation officials are inviting local residents and other interested parties to a virtual project update meeting Sept. 2 on the ongoing Rodanthe “Jug Handle” Bridge project.
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More Than 9 Million Pounds of Roadside Litter Collected This Year
The N.C....
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Ride NC By Train to Carolina Panthers Games
Get on board the train with other fans to Carolina Panthers games and skip the hassle of traffic and parking.
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North Carolina Turnpike Authority Receives Two Awards from Prestigious Government Finance Officers Association
The GFOA awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for its comprehensive annual financial report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2020.
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Iredell County Bridge Closed for Daytime Construction
Today, N.C. Department of Transportation crews closed an Iredell County bridge to begin a weeklong daytime construction project.
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Wade Avenue Ramp at I-440 to Close Overnight
The loop from westbound Wade Avenue to I-440 West will close to allow crews to place the girders on the future westbound Wade Avenue bridge over the beltline.
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NCDOT Crews Continue Repairing Damage From Fred
About 70 N.C. Department of Transportation workers from across the state have traveled to western North Carolina to help respond to the devastation left by Tropical Depression Fred.
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