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FOX8 News

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Greensboro program aims to tackle neighborhood traffic problems; applications now open

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — If you’ve ever watched cars fly down your street or use your neighborhood as a shortcut, now’s your chance to get help from the City of Greensboro. The city has opened its third round of applications for the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program. People on David Caldwell Drive say one of their […]

Greensboro, NC · 10-06

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I-40 East closed near Tennessee-North Carolina boarder due to disabled commercial vehicle

COCKE COUNTY, Tenn. (WVLT) - Interstate 40 East is closed near the Tennessee/North Carolina state line in Cocke County due to a disabled commercial vehicle, according to TDOT. The closure was reported at 11:49 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 4 near Mile Marker 450, between Mile Markers 446 and 451. TDOT reports...

Cocke County, TN · 10-04
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WAVY News 10

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NC Ferry Division to present toll rates to Board of Transportation

HICKORY, N.C. (WAVY) – The North Carolina Ferry Division is set to present their recommended toll rates to the Board of Transportation. The Ferry Division is required by state law to start collecting tolls on all routes by January 1, 2027. Officials are set to present the recommended toll rates on October 8 at 9 […]

North Carolina · 10-07

The Mount Airy News

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Traffic to slow, shift for I-77 N. at Surry-Yadkin line

JONESVILLE — Travelers driving north on Interstate 77 crossing from Yadkin County into Surry County will be experiencing slower speed limits and a traffic lane shift for the next several months. Last week a N.C. Department of Transportation contractor shifted traffic to a temporary pattern on the highway there. Using a series of slow-rolling closures beginning last Monday night, crews from Smith-Rowe LLC shifted I-77 North traffic to the I-77 South bridge overnight Thursday to replace the 61-year-old bridge that carries motorists over the Yadkin River and N.C. 268. Contract crews have been working since March constructing the temporary pattern on the I-77 South bridge, which is large enough to accommodate both directions of travel until the replacement bridge is finished. The Department of Transportation replaced the I-77 South bridge in this area in 2007. While no detours will be necessary to shift traffic, the speed limit on I-77 will drop to 55 mph until traffic is shifted to the replacement bridge. The $16.8 million contract calls for all construction to be finished by late 2028. It does not allow narrowing or closing lanes during daytime hours on I-77 or during morning rush hour on N.C. 268. It was not

Surry County, NC · 10-04

WSOC Charlotte

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Stanly County commissioners to consider 30-year transportation plan

Stanly County Commissioners will consider adopting a Stanly County Comprehensive Transportation Plan at their meeting on Monday.

Stanly County, NC · 10-05

WITN

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Residents react to gas prices relief efforts

North Carolina · 10-07

WAVY News 10

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Crews continue work rebuilding NC 12 road shoulder

North Carolina · 10-06

WSOC-TV

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Cheapest gas stations in Greensboro

Stacker compiled a list of the cheapest gas stations in Greensboro using data from Gas Buddy. Gas stations are ranked by the lowest regular fuel price.

Greensboro, NC · 10-06

WRAL News

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Crash on I-40E in Durham causing traffic delays

A crash on I-40E in Durham County is causing a large traffic delay. The crash happened near exit 278 around 7 a.m., and traffic is backed up for approximately two miles. Vehicles are seen backed up for at least two miles. The WRAL Breaking News Tracker is on the scene.

Durham County, NC · 10-04

ABC11 Eyewitness News

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Drivers seek relief as NC lawmakers consider suspending gas tax as fuel prices remain high

NC transportation officials say a tax suspension could have significant consequences for road projects and maintenance statewide.

North Carolina · 10-06

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This North Carolina Tunnel Sits Along 114 Miles Of Jaw Dropping Fall Color

Who knew the light at the end of the tunnel could be this photogenic?. Along the Blue Ridge Parkway, one stone passage turns an ordinary fall drive into a full-blown reveal. You head toward darkness, disappear for a second, then pop back out to a North Carolina mountainside showing off every shade it owns.

North Carolina · 10-03

WCNC

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NC lawmakers to vote on plan that could lower gas prices

North Carolina · 10-07

The Center Square

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Diesel down 13 cents, gas 12 over the past week

(The Center Square) – Diesel fuel prices per gallon are down 13 cents and unleaded gasoline 12 cents in the past week for North Carolinians, according to AAA. Diesel set a state record on Sept. 19 at $6.24. Monday morning, AAA had the average between Murphy and Manteo pegged at $6.01, down from $6.14 a week ago and up from $5.79 a month ago and $3.49 a year ago. Unleaded gas per gallon is $4.02 on average, bettering the $4.14 of last week, and higher than a month ago ($3.84) and a year ago ($2.81). Nationally, the averages are $4.36 for unleaded regular gasoline and $6.32 for diesel. Diesel on Sept. 22 set a record at $6.52. Sept. 15 marked the end of the less volatile summer blend fuel being sold, per Per Environmental Protection Agency rules. In general, summer fuel is considered 10 cents to 15 cents higher per gallon. The Center Square analyzes this market monthly, at a minimum, as part of its mission for reporting of government accountability, what taxpayers are spending and where, and how it translates for the businesses and communities throughout the state. Diesel prices are crucial to the trucking industry of America, and

North Carolina · 10-05

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NCDOT will make ferry toll recommendations at Oct. 8 meeting, livestream available

As NCDOT moves toward implementing its new ferry plan by Jan.1, 2027, it will make rate and implementation recommendations during an Oct. 8 meeting of the NC Board of Transportation. The meeting will begin at 9 a.m. and can be viewed by livestream at https://vimeo.com/event/6229928. The plan mandated in the...

North Carolina · 10-06

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Elon town council clamps down on parking along four residential streets

Mere months after introducing metered parking to the downtown area, Elon’s town council has kept the momentum rolling with additional restrictions on parking along portions of four residential roadways. In a series of unanimous decisions on Monday, the council agreed to forbid drivers from leaving their cars along the...

Elon, NC · 10-04

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N.C. ferry toll recommendations headed to Board of Transportation on Thursday

The N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT) is scheduled to present its recommended ferry toll rates to the N.C. Board of Transportation on Thursday, Oct. 8, marking the next major step toward implementing a state mandate requiring tolls on all ferry routes beginning Jan. 1, 2027. The Board of Transportation meeting...

North Carolina · 10-06

WSOC Charlotte

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N.C. 12 reopens on Pea Island

Drivers now have full access to Hatteras Island along N.C. 12 after the North Carolina Department of Transportation completed emergency repairs ahead of schedule. NCDOT officials reopened N.C. 12 on Pea Island to free-flowing, two-way traffic Oct. 3, several days earlier than originally projected. The reopening follows extensive damage caused by a powerful nor’easter that struck the Outer Banks on Sept. 24. The storm forced the closure of N.C. 12 and temporarily cut off road access to Hatteras Island. After ocean conditions improved on Sept. 27, NCDOT crews began emergency repairs that included rebuilding the protective sand dune along the highway, removing damaged pavement, and creating a temporary one-lane detour around the washed-out section. That gravel detour opened Sept. 29. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Traffic flows again on Outer Banks highway after nor’easter washout Since then, crews have continued repair work, removing the remaining damaged asphalt, preparing the roadway, and paving both travel lanes. Even after two-way traffic resumes, drivers are being urged to use caution through the area. The automated traffic signals used during the detour period will be switched to flashing yellow, while traffic cones will continue separating lanes temporarily. NCDOT crews will continue strengthening the protective dune system and

North Carolina · 10-04

carolinajournal.com

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Gas prices drive NC lawmakers to call for special session

North Carolina lawmakers are expected to return to Raleigh this week for a special session aimed at providing relief from high gasoline and diesel prices, following an announcement over the weekend from the General Assembly’s top Republican leaders. House Speaker Destin Hall, R-Caldwell; and Senate Leader Phil Berger, R-Rockingham,...

North Carolina · 10-05

Salisbury Post

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Preview: RoCo to consider annual Title VI transportation plan

ROWAN COUNTY — At their Oct. 5 meeting, Rowan County commissioners could approve, as part of their consent agenda, non-discrimination regulations relating to transportation. The board’s consent agenda is a […]

Rowan County, NC · 10-03