Transportation
Traffic fatality numbers rise in Winston-Salem
The number of traffic-related fatalities in Winston-Salem has risen by nearly 25% from August of last year.
Greensboro City Council review $1.7M proposal to slow traffic and improve safety
In a work session last week, Greensboro City Council reviewed a $1.7 million proposal to slow traffic and reduce accidents.
Greensboro to host public meeting on draft list of transportation projects
A public meeting is scheduled for Thursday to hear input on a list of Greensboro transportation projects.
Insurance settlement means average North Carolina auto rates going up by 4.5% annually
North Carolina's automobile insurance rates will grow on average by 4.5% annually both later this year and next as part of a settlement reached between insurance companies and state regulators.
Greensboro launches 'Hopper' trolley service to provide free downtown transportation
The city of Greensboro's free, downtown Hopper trolleys are now in service.
State "Booze It & Lose It" enforcement campaign continues through Sunday
A statewide anti-drunk driving campaign will continue through this weekend.
Greensboro rethinks downtown parking as needs change following pandemic
Greensboro could see changes to its downtown parking in the coming year as city officials respond to new needs.
DMV expands hours, offers more services online to cut wait times
The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles is offering more services online and expanding hours in some locations to shorten wait times.
N. Carolina driver license requirements for youths changing
The mandatory supervised driving period in North Carolina for young people before they can drive by themselves will be scaled back permanently after Gov.