With Helene and other storms bringing ever more powerful and dangerous impacts to NC, officials are looking at building more resilient infrastructure.
The state expected to begin converting U.S. 1 into a six-lane highway between Raleigh and Wake Forest in 2021. Now it says ...
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Helene wiped out hundreds of roadways. Now, engineers are working to fill in the holes it left behind. And in places like Chimney Rock Nathan Moneyham: The whole thing's a big hole. Anisa Khalifa: But ...
Asheville City Council approved a 304-unit complex on a Sweeten Creek Road property owned by N.C. Republican Sen. Tim Moffitt ...
Ongoing recovery projects in Henderson County following Tropical Storm Helene include road reconstruction, repair and debris ...
NC DOT trucks were seen out this morning to begin the task of removing the snow. Today’s weather calls for mostly cloudy skies with a chance for snow flurries until early afternoon. The high ...
About a month after Hurricane Helene hit the state, the North Carolina DOT awarded a $10 million contract ... 4 miles of fortified shoulder to carry heavy truck traffic and the installation ...
Yisong “Rocky” Jiang, a transportation ... landscape of automotive design. As a Senior Exterior Designer at Slate Motor / Re:Build Manufacturing, Jiang is at the beacon of shaping the future of ...
As icy conditions loom, North Carolina Department of Transportation ... Jerrald explained that at least six DOT trucks will be deployed to monitor and salt the roadways. However, he noted that ...
North Carolina transportation leaders urged drivers to stay ... More than 1,400 Department of Transportation and contractor trucks were ready to clear roads Wednesday. Crews also prepared by clearing ...
Signs on I-26 at Weaverville attempt to steer trucks from the exit, but it doesn’t always work. The average daily traffic counts provided by the North Carolina Department of Transportation ...