NCDOT Now

This week on NCDOT Now: Gov. McCrory declares a state of emergency for a section of N.C. 12 often threatened by Mother Nature, NCDMV will start issuing driver licenses Monday for applicants who qualify under the DACA program, and NCDOT opens the bids for the I-40/440 Rebuild Project in Wake County. Download Now

This week's edition of “NCDOT Now,” the department's weekly video news update, is now available.  This week on NCDOT Now: Gov. McCrory and Secretary Tata visit the Outer Banks to discuss solutions for N.C. 12, the new I-85 South bridge over the Yadkin Riveris now open to traffic and Federal Highway Administrator Victor Mendez touts the progress made on several major Charlotte-area projects. Download now

This week's edition of “NCDOT Now,” the department's weekly video news update, is now available.  In this week's edition: DMV Extends Hours, Hatteras-Ocracoke Ferries Running, New Transit Opportunities for Students. Download now 

This week's edition of “NCDOT Now,” the department's weekly video news update, is now available. This week on “NCDOT Now”: NCDMV to issue driver licenses to DACA-qualified applicants, NCDOT breaks ground on the Hopson Road project and the department encourages young women to consider a career in engineering. Download Now

NCDOT Now is the department's weekly video news update. In this edition: The "Click It or Ticket" campaign gets under way, Gov. Bev Perdue honors two NCDOT employees for saving their co-worker's life, the Global TransPark is recognized as a top aviation cluster, and the department names a Buncombe County bridge for Justice Harry C. Martin. Download

NCDOT Now is the department weekly video news update. In this week's edition: The new I-85/Belmont Road interchange in Davidson County opens to traffic, the Ferry Division is recognized by the U.S. Coast Guard for outstanding humanitarian response during Hurricane Irene, NCDOT earned the 2012 Griffin Award for construction, and maintenance crews hone their skills at this year's Roadeo. Download

A weekly wrap up of the latest news and notes concerning North Carolina transportation. This week on NCDOT Now: Lauren Blackburn is named new director of the Division of Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation, our week-long "No Need 2 Speed" campaign wraps up, and NCDOT crews extend the collection period for debris from the tornado that struck Mecklenburg and Cabarrus counties. Download

A weekly wrap up of the latest news and notes concerning North Carolina transportation. This week on NCDOT Now: NCDOT crews help clean up storm damage in Mecklenburg and Cabarrus counties, the St. Patricks Day "Booze It & Loose It" campaign kicks off Thursday, NCDOT's Public Transportation Division names a new director, and middle and high school students compete in the Regional Model Bridge Building Competition Download

A weekly wrap up of the latest news and notes concerning North Carolina transportation. This week on NCDOT Now: With the Piedmont and Northern Railway running again, NCDOT educates motorists on ways to Be Rail Safe; NCDOT now has federal approval for the route for the Garden Parkway; and Secretary Conti reads to kindergarteners on Read Across America Day.Download Download

A weekly wrap up of the latest news and notes concerning North Carolina transportation. Featured this week: After 20 years, trains are once again running on NCDOT's Piedmont and Northern Railroad Corridor, Work to prevent erosion around the N.C. 12 temporary bridge is complete, and NCDOT's introduce a girl to engineering day was a success. Download