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The North Carolina Senate wants to change the state’s “move over” traffic laws to protect people stranded on the roadside.
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The town of Chapel Hill and its police department want to prevent all traffic and pedestrian-related deaths by 2031.
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What if you could catch a ride on the bus the same way you get a ride from Uber or Lyft? In the town of Wilson, North Carolina, you can, and other North Carolina towns are taking note.
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Among other things, the extra dollars will go toward replacing aging vehicles and hiring additional operators. It’s expected that many of the new vehicles will be zero-emission, as the state pivots toward converting public fleets to be more environmentally friendly.
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More than 150 drivers were absent late last week in Wake County, and Guilford County Schools had 76 drivers who were out Friday with COVID-19.
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The three scooter companies coming to Raleigh later this summer have yet to be named.
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The North Carolina General Assembly cut hundreds of millions from the state’s transportation budget in late June. While the funding bill received…
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The North Carolina General Assembly cut hundreds of millions from the state’s transportation budget in late June. While the funding bill received…
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Two years ago, Wake County voters approved a half-cent sales tax to help fund a $2 billion transit improvement plan. While the large-scale projects are…
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Some special education students in Wake County are still waiting for a ride to school due to a shortage of drivers. The Wake County Public Schools system…