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The Federal Railroad Administration has awarded a nearly $300 million grant to North Carolina’s Department of Transportation.
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For nearly two years, residents of Tryon and Saluda have had to take a detour that some say has left them feeling isolated and taken a toll on local businesses.
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Officials say the Siemens Mobility plant will create more than 500 jobs in Lexington.
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After years of study, the Winston-Salem Transit Authority presented its proposed route network changes to the city council on Monday. They were approved unanimously.
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The North Carolina Department of Transportation is beginning bridge replacement projects in Alamance, Surry and Yadkin counties.
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With the average price of gasoline at about $3.90 a gallon in the Piedmont Triad, some commuters are feeling the pinch.
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The project is already in the federal government’s pipeline. The big question now is how local governments will fund their part of it.
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The draft plan includes strategies to reduce serious injuries and fatalities across the Greensboro urban area.
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City leaders are considering a transit plan aimed at improving access to jobs by shifting service from lower-ridership lines to other routes.
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Charlotte Douglas International Airport says it has no indication that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents will be sent to the airport, following a nationwide deployment that began Monday.
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North Carolina drivers can now check DMV wait times online before leaving home.
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North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is bringing advanced transportation technology to Greensboro with a new facility designed to improve safety and traffic operations.