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Triad Road Projects Set To Receive Final Installments Of NCDOT Funding

Photo Courtesy of the North Carolina Department of Transportation.

The final round of planned state Department of Transportation construction funding is expected to be released this month. This will potentially allow for the completion of 10 projects in the Triad.

The money is the final installment from a $700 million Build NC bond initiative which impacts 46 projects around the state.

NDOT officials say commuters can look forward to the completion of an Interstate-40 widening project between Clemmons and Bermuda Run.

And the funding will also allow for the final steps in the construction of the Northern Beltway from U.S. 158 to U.S. 321.

The Winston-Salem Journal reports there are three Guilford County projects included in the bond installment, including the Greensboro Eastern Loop, an as-yet-unfinished beltway around the city. 

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