WFDD listener Laura Allred used to live in Greensboro and work in Asheboro. On her daily commute up and down 220, she saw big, red and black Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation, or PART, buses taking her same route, and wanted to learn more.

The Greensboro Department of Transportation has released a draft of the Metropolitan Planning Organization's recommended project list for fiscal years 2028-2037. Residents and other interested persons are invited to review and comment on the documents through September 18.

Greensboro is planning its next decade of road, transit, and pedestrian projects — and asking residents to weigh in.

AppalCART Director Craig Hughes says anyone can ride the double-decker bus for free. He says the bus will save money in fuel and personnel costs.

Eighty-three years after its opening dedication, Smith Reynolds Airport has received a major renovation.

The National Park Service has also reopened about four miles of the Parkway in the Bamboo Gap area near Boone following damage from Helene.

National industry experts recently recognized NCDOT's efforts during the National Operations Center of Excellence's annual awards event.

The new policy defines “extreme heat” as temperatures at or above 95 degrees, and a heat index at or above 100.

WFDD listener Scott Kaminski passes by enormous flower beds on his daily highway commute between High Point and Lexington. He has long wondered how the program began, and who keeps it going. WFDD reporter David Ford finds the answers to those questions and more on Carolina Curious.

A post gaining traction on social media this week claims a driver was tricked into downloading a fraudulent app that charged hidden fees.