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Concord, NC · Traffic & Transit
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A North Carolina city is number one in the nation for… Traffic accidents!
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Estimated Finish for West Catawba Retiming
Signal retiming on West Catawba Avenue is underway, with completion targeted by the end of December. A spokesperson for the North Carolina Department of Transportation said the engineering firm overseeing the project is expected to observe traffic along the corridor this week and collect vehicle counts this week or next.
lakenormanpublications.com
CRTPO grant application submitted for Bailey Road Extension
CORNELIUS – The most significant item of business on an otherwise light agenda for the Oct. 19 town board meeting saw the town formally apply for funding through the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization (CRTPO) Discretionary Grants Program, which provides federal transportation funds for local roadway, bicycle and pedestrian projects.
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Affordable Rail Proposed To Connect Charlotte, Union County Using CSX Freight Tracks
All Aboard Charlotte hopes to run passenger trains on existing CSX freight tracks between Charlotte and Union County. With a proposed cost of just over $900 million, according to WSOC-TV, it's much more affordable than the $7.4 billion Silver Line light rail project, which has hit frequent roadblocks. All Aboard's proposal comes after they spent 18 months studying regional travel options.
islandfreepress.org
UPDATE: More damage reported on N.C. 12 as coastal flooding continues Thursday morning; emergency ferries operating
N.C. Highway 12 sustained additional pavement damage and lost more protective dunes near the Pea Island Visitor Center Wednesday night, as continued ocean overwash from Subtropical Storm Josephine left the highway closed for a third consecutive day, with no estimated reopening date. The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) reported...
Queen City News
SAIL parents continue to push back against proposed bell changes amid CMS bus driver shortage
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — The fight to keep Charlotte-Mecklenburg School students on their regular school schedules continues. The district is considering a bell schedule change at several campuses as a solution to the ongoing bus driver shortage. “We are sympathetic and empathetic to this and want to collaborate as best as we can […]
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NC12 closed and damaged, emergency ferry activated
Niner Times
PaTS Mobility Master Plan: the future of parking and transportation at UNC Charlotte
Parking and Transportation Services (PaTS) released the Mobility Master Plan, a detailed roadmap to improve the current parking and transportation at UNC Charlotte. The plan was released publicly on June 30, 2026, and proposed many changes to parking infrastructure, University policies and the transportation tools available to students. The Mobility Master Plan is different from the University's Campus Master Plan, which is focused on the continued growth of UNC Charlotte as a whole.