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Mamers, NC · Traffic & Transit
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Squiggly Yellow Lines On Raleigh's South State Street Go Viral, Get Fixed Fast
A Raleigh comedian pulled his car over after noticing the double yellow lines on South State Street getting more and more crooked the further he drove, and the video he shot on his phone has now pushed the city to fix the road. Jordan Huggins said he was driving home on South State Street when he spotted the unusual markings and decided to stop because there wasn't much traffic around. What he filmed next — a stretch of double yellow lines wobbling like a drawn-on squiggle instead of running straight down the pavement — quickly spread across TikTok and Instagram.
Queen City News
Substitute bus driver struggling with route causes concern in Wake County neighborhood
HOLLY SPRINGS, N.C. (WNCN) — Confusion behind the wheel of a school bus led to chaos in Holly Springs earlier this week. Parents of students at Middle Creek Elementary School said their kid’s bus was running late on Tuesday. So, they tracked it on the “Here Comes the Bus” app, only to find the driver […]
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More than 2K Raleigh residents without power along stretch of Creedmoor Road Thursday, Duke Energy reports
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A stretch of Creedmoor Road has lost power, leaving more than 2,000 people in the dark. According to the Duke Energy Outage Map, a strip of Creedmoor Road between Jeffreys Grove School Road and Morgans Way, and all the way to Lake Lynn, is without power.
discoverwakeforest.org
S-Line Project Continues to Shape Wake Forest's Future
A vision decades in the making continues to move closer to reality. The S-Line passenger rail corridor, which will reconnect Raleigh and Richmond while bringing passenger rail service back to Wake Forest, represents one of the most significant transportation and economic development opportunities in the town's history. Along with the planned Downtown Mobility Hub and supporting infrastructure improvements, the project will strengthen regional connectivity while creating new opportunities for business investment, workforce mobility, tourism, and long-term economic growth. It has the potential to transform how people live, work, visit, and invest in Wake Forest, and particularly its Downtown, for generations to come.
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Substitute bus driver struggling with route causes concern in Wake County neighborhood
HOLLY SPRINGS, N.C. (WNCN) — Confusion behind the wheel of a school bus led to chaos in Holly Springs earlier this week. Parents of students at Middle Creek Elementary School said their kid’s bus was running late on Tuesday. So, they tracked it on the “Here Comes the...
Cleveland.com
A new solution to road fixes? Make TikTok videos.
Sick of potholes? Spelling errors on road signs? Or yellow lines painted wrong?. Just make a TikTok video. The News & Observer reports Jordan Scott Huggins, also known on social media as “akayoungbeefy,” complained online about squiggly center lines on South State Street in Raleigh, North Carolina. “Brand...
indyweeknc
BRT ‘or Nothing at All’: Western Wake Bus Rapid Transit Route Will Bypass Morrisville
Picture 60-foot orange buses zooming westward toward Research Triangle Park, unimpeded by traffic. If all goes according to plan, by 2035, bus rapid transit (BRT) will connect downtown Raleigh to RTP via downtown Cary, making a couple dozen stops along the way. Dedicated bus-only lanes, traffic signal prioritization, and off-board ticketing will make the trips faster than normal bus service. Western Wake commuters, rejoice.
WRAL News
Conflicting height measurements raise questions after Peace Street bridge crashes
A string of crashes involving large trucks under the Peace Street railroad bridge in Raleigh this week have prompted questions about the cause of the wrecks and how to prevent them. A box truck and a tractor trailer both struck the bridge hours apart on Thursday. The tops of the...