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Warrenton Railroad: Serving Warrenton, NC (1884-1985)

The Warrenton Railroad was a three-mile line from Warren Plains to the county seat of Warrenton, North Carolina. The General Assembly chartered it on January 28, 1871, to close the gap the Raleigh & Gaston had left when that railroad was built past the town. The first train reached Warrenton on November 8, 1884. The railroad closed in late 1985.

Warrenton, NC · 2d
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Free on-demand transit system coming to Fort Bragg in 2027

FORT BRAGG, NC (WTVD) — Service members and their families on Fort Bragg will soon have a new, free way to get around without the need for a personal vehicle. An on-demand ride service is coming to the base next summer. The microtransit program, called the Bragg Connector, aims...

Fort Bragg, NC · 9d
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The Fayetteville Observer

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Fayetteville ranks high in NC for crashes, pedestrian deaths

Fayetteville and Cumberland County rank among North Carolina’s cities and counties with the highest numbers of crashes, traffic fatalities and pedestrian deaths, according to a recently released report from the state Division of Motor Vehicles. The report analyzed 2025 crash data in 579 North Carolina municipalities and 100 counties. Fayetteville ranked third among North Carolina cities in pedestrian fatalities, tied for fifth in total traffic deaths, sixth in injury crashes and seventh in total crashes. According to an analysis of the report by the North Carolina Alliance for Safe Transportation, traffic fatalities statewide fell 12% in 2025, with 1,524 people killed in crashes, compared with 1,732 in 2024. “These statistics are more than numbers — they reflect lives lost and families forever changed,” state DMV Commissioner Paul Tine wrote in the annual report. The report found that speed was a factor in 22% of the fatalities while alcohol was involved in 23.6%. Among people killed in vehicles equipped with seat belts, 44% were not wearing one. Meanwhile, distraction was self-reported in 16% of all the crashes, and “may not reflect the severity of this issue," the report states. “We know how to avoid most crashes,” NCAST Executive Director Joe Stewart

Fayetteville, NC · 3d

WNCT

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Emergency water line repairs to close 10th St. lanes in Greenville tonight

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — Greenville Utilities crews will be closing the eastbound lanes of 10th Street near the ECU Student Center overnight due to emergency repairs to a water line. The lanes will close beginning 9:00pm tonight and will end around 2:00am in the morning to minimize any disruptions. There will be a detour set […]

Greenville, NC · 1d

Duplin Times

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All-way stop coming to NC 111 intersection

RICHLANDS — On Tuesday, Nov. 3, the intersection of NC 111 and Haw Branch Road was scheduled to be converted to an all-way stop. The intersection is just past the Duplin-Onslow County line in the Richlands area. According to a press release, the N.C. Department of Transportation installed new stop signs, flashers and pavement markings at the intersection, although the work is weather-dependent and could be rescheduled. “Over the last few years, NCDOT has implemented other mitigation strategies at this intersection including improvements to sight distance by clearing vegetation,” the press release stated. “Due to continued safety concerns, an all-way stop is warranted. NCDOT recommends an all-way stop only after a thorough evaluation of the intersection including analysis of traffic volumes, crash history, sight distance and a field investigation.“ According to NCDOT, an all-way stop is “a proven, cost-effective measure designed to enhance intersection safety and reduce the risk of serious crashes.” A 2023 NCDOT study showed that at nearly 350 rural intersections, all-way stop conversions reduce fatalities and serious injuries by 92%. Drivers should use caution when traveling near the area while the safety improvements are underway.

Richlands, NC · 2d

WRAL News

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Traffic shift coming to Old Stage Road for NCDOT widening project

Drivers who travel Old Stage Road in southern Wake County, near Garner, should be prepared for a traffic shift Friday evening and overnight. Beginning at 7 p.m., crews with the North Carolina Department of Transportation will move traffic onto two newly constructed lanes so they can build new northbound lanes for the Old Stage Road widening project.

Wake County, NC · 9h

hoodline.com

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Raleigh Council Cuts Speed Limits to 25 MPH on Eight Neighborhood Streets

Eight Raleigh streets are getting a lower speed limit after City Council voted Wednesday to cut the posted limit from 35 mph to 25 mph. The streets involved are Fieldcross Court, Kilpeck Lane, Kincross Court, Pineton Court, Walnut Ridge Court, Yates Mill Trail, Cumberland Pond Road and Bogle Branch Court, all located in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Raleigh, NC · 1d

WRAL News

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Water main break closes section of Glen Eden Drive in Raleigh

A section of Glen Eden Drive is blocked in Raleigh near Tyson Street and Ridge Road on Thursday morning due to damage from a water main break. Video from the WRAL Breaking News Tracker shows several cones in the road and visible damage to the street. No remaining water was...

Raleigh, NC · 1d

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Ferry tolls, N.C. 12 relocation among major Outer Banks issues before state transportation board Thursday

The North Carolina Board of Transportation is scheduled to consider the new ferry tolls, authorize the acquisition of right of way for relocating N.C. Highway 12 near the Pea Island Visitor Center, and take up several other Outer Banks-related transportation matters during its monthly meeting Thursday, Nov. 5, in Raleigh.

North Carolina · 2d

ncconstructionnews.com

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NCDOT awards $40 million contract for Rogers Road rail overpass in Wake Forest

The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) has awarded a $40-million construction contract to build a bridge over the CSX railway tracks on Rogers Road in Wake Forest, eliminating the existing at-grade crossing. Blythe Construction Inc. of Charlotte was awarded the contract for the project, which will replace the current...

Wake Forest, NC · 2d

spectacularmag.com

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North Carolina’s S-Line Rail Project Gets $550 Million Boost to Connect Raleigh and Richmond

RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina’s ambitious S-Line rail project is moving forward with an additional $550 million in federal-state partnership funding, bringing the state closer to establishing faster passenger rail service between Raleigh and Richmond, Virginia. The project aims to transform regional transportation by restoring a historic rail...

Raleigh, NC · 4d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Triangle man got a $90 parking ticket in Raleigh. How he got the fine dismissed

A man who parked legally on a Raleigh street still received a $90 notice from a private parking management company. But he was able to fight the citation and got it dismissed. Full story: Man got a $90 ticket parking legally on a Raleigh street. He fought back — and won. Here’s what happened and what you can do if you have a similar experience: Jerry Canterbury found a notice of noncompliance from Parking Revenue Recovery Services on his car in late September, demanding $90 within 30 days. He had photos showing he was parked within painted lines on a public street, not in the private lot PRRS manages. Canterbury disputed the ticket online, reported it to Raleigh’s parking division and alerted the state Department of Justice. On Oct. 1, the city’s transportation department told Canterbury that the citation would be dismissed. PRRS has received more than 900 complaints from customers on the Better Business Bureau in the past 12 months. In 2023, the Colorado attorney general settled with the company, after it charged fines of $80 to $88 to drivers for issues including entering license plates incorrectly and missing 15-minute grace periods. Bailey Aldridge, press secretary for the North

Raleigh, NC · 5d

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North Carolina Awards the Rogers Road Bridge in Wake Forest

RALEIGH, N.C. — The North Carolina Department of Transportation on October 28 awarded a contract to Blythe Construction Inc. of Charlotte for a bridge over the CSX tracks on Rogers Road in Wake Forest. The department called it a $40 million project. Construction can begin as early as November 30, and the state expects the bridge to be open to traffic by fall 2030.

Wake Forest, NC · 5d

The Wake Weekly

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Overnight lane closures scheduled for I-87 North & South as part of the Complete 540 Phase 2 project

I-87 North and South near Exit 7 (I-540 West) is scheduled to temporarily close one lane overnight beginning on or around Nov. 4 through Nov. 6. The lane will close from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. each night.

Knightdale, NC · 3d

hoodline.com

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Raleigh Lands $10.2M Federal Grant After 38 Traffic Deaths Last Year

Raleigh is getting $10.2 million in federal money for safety improvements on several roads, after a year in which crashes on city streets killed 38 people and injured 6,226 others, per the Division of Motor Vehicles. The grant, drawn from the federal Safe Streets and Roads for All program, will fund sidewalk construction, new crosswalks, intersection reconfigurations and traffic signal upgrades across the city.

Raleigh, NC · 3d

masstransitmag.com

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NC: NCDOT begins work on another new railroad bridge, this time in Wake Forest

The N.C. Department of Transportation is gradually eliminating railroad crossings in Wake County, as it begins building a new passenger rail link between Raleigh, Richmond, Virginia, and the Northeast. Now that effort reaches Wake Forest, where construction begins soon on a bridge that will carry Rogers Road over the railroad...

Wake Forest, NC · 4d

nsjonline.com

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$550M announced for S-Line Rail Project

Construction is progressing on the S-Line rail project in North Carolina, with $550 million in federal-state partnership funding announced for the project’s development. Once completed, the railway will connect Raleigh to Richmond, Virginia. “Living in the number one state that people from other states are moving to, North Carolinians...

Raleigh, NC · 6d

Raleigh News & Observer

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NCDOT begins work on another new railroad bridge, this time in Wake Forest

The N.C. Department of Transportation is gradually eliminating railroad crossings in Wake County, as it begins building a new passenger rail link between Raleigh, Richmond, Virginia, and the Northeast. Now that effort reaches Wake Forest, where construction begins soon on a bridge that will carry Rogers Road over the railroad tracks that Amtrak trains will use in the future. The $46.2 million bridge is one of four NCDOT is building to eliminate busy rail crossings along the so-called S-line, a rail corridor built in the 19th century that now sees a couple of slow-moving CSX freight trains per day. The federal government has pledged $1.1 billion to help NCDOT lay new tracks capable of carrying fast passenger trains between downtown Raleigh and Wake Forest, the first leg of a line that will eventually extend into Virginia. Blythe Construction of Charlotte was awarded the contract to build the bridge and can begin work as soon as Nov. 30. NCDOT expects the span will be open to traffic by the fall of 2030. Rogers Road will remain open throughout construction, though traffic will be shifted onto temporary lanes at times, according to spokeswoman Kim Deaner. “Residents and businesses will continue to have

Wake Forest, NC · 8d

raleighmag.com

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Raleigh Approves GoRaleigh Station Study

Following ongoing concerns over the state of GoRaleigh’s Moore Square bus station, plans are now in motion to rethink DTR transit. At its Oct. 6 meeting, City Council approved a Mobility Hubs Study that will examine potential improvements to the existing station—or whether a new DTR facility or decentralized approach makes more sense. Consultant WSP USA Inc. will evaluate up to three strategies: improving the existing GoRaleigh station through crime prevention and environmental design; identifying alternative Downtown locations; and exploring a distributed facility model. The broader study will also look into Raleigh’s hub-and-spoke network versus grid system, including opportunities for cross-town connections that bypass Downtown altogether. The City of Raleigh Department of Transportation expects to return to Council with initial recommendations in six to nine months.

Raleigh, NC · 8d

WRAL News

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Raleigh tries new approach to pedestrian safety on Glenwood South after posts fail

Raleigh is preparing a new approach to pedestrian safety on Glenwood South after most of the flexible posts installed in an earlier effort were damaged or missing within a month. The city plans to pilot rubber turn-calming wedges designed to slow passenger vehicles turning through intersections while still accommodating larger...

Raleigh, NC · 8d