Following nearly a decade of planning, the countdown finally begins toward the full, 20-month closure of Business 40 in Winston-Salem. Transportation officials are urging residents to be prepared.
The North Carolina Highway Patrol says it has addressed recent problems in a state audit with some patrol administrators and troopers violating agency policy by commuting large distances to work.
A road project nearly two decades in the making has finally opened in Greensboro. The new Ralph C. Johnson Way now links White Street to East Cone Boulevard.
The construction company being blamed for last week’s power outage on North Carolina’s Outer Banks now faces pending lawsuits.
When we think about infrastructure, we think about highways, traffic, and cars. It’s also much more - something that can completely transform our cities.
North Carolina's highways will become a little brighter for nighttime motorists through a deal in which anticipated energy savings by using LED lighting helps pay for the project.
Drivers looking for parking in downtown Greensboro will now be able to leave their quarters at home. Instead, they can pay directly from their phones.
State highway officials have announced new plans for a major Forsyth County highway project.
The July 4th holiday is here and lots of people are expected to be traveling by car, creating the potential for more accidents.
Beginning in the 1950s, several once-thriving black neighborhoods in Winston-Salem were torn apart by transportation corridors like Business 40 and U.S. 52.
Slowpoke drivers beware. You may soon face a fine for bogging down traffic in the left lane of North Carolina interstates.
Planning for the Business 40 improvements project began more than a decade ago to modernize the aging roadway and beautify it with pedestrian bridges and scenic walkways. Next year, restoration work will begin on what was the very first segment of expressway to be built nearly sixty years ago. For many African-American residents, it’s also the most controversial.
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