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Construction on Boulder's first-ever fully protected intersection and underpass project is nearing completion, according to a city news release.

Many Goshen County residents are calling for U.S. 85 to be widened in light of continuing head-on collisions and numerous close-calls. One Torrington citizen who calls the stretch of highway "the gauntlet," says she never feels safe on the road.

SWANTON – Swanton Village Council approved the low bid for sewer separation work and authorized the village administrator to advertise for bids for another during a special session Wednesday.

A second access road for Makakilo’s 20,000 people, long delayed, is essential for both safety and traffic congestion management issues. Given the disaster in Lahaina, the Makakilo Drive Extension (MDE) is a critical safety issue.

The Missouri Department of Transportation is seeking feedback on its list of High Priority Unfunded Needs across the state, including potential projects in Franklin County.

North Carolina has a growing problem, both figuratively and literally. Being ranked as the #1 state for business two years in a row is definitely a good problem to have, as well as seeing nearly 366,000 people a year move to the state, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (ACS) for 2021, some bringing those businesses and all pumping money into the economy. But, with that growth comes problems, including increasing wear and tear on the state’s roads and bridges.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — A lot has changed when it comes to development and traffic in New Hanover County in the last decade. To account for that growth…

WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH — Three bridges, including one currently undergoing maintenance, in a coastal New Hanover County town will be replaced beginning in 2028.

MANKATO — They had to go searching, but MAPO staff found out that transportation pet peeves are like opinions: Everybody has one.

RALEIGH — The N.C. Department of Transportation is beginning to evaluate projects for its next 10-year capital plan and wants the public to be involved.