Transportation

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein is calling on transportation officials to strengthen protections for airline customers.

You’ll likely see more law enforcement officers patrolling the highways in the next few weeks. The statewide “Booze It & Lose It” holiday enforcement effort is underway.

Electric trucks designed by Greensboro-based Volvo Trucks North America may soon be able to travel farther. It’s part of a new partnership to boost the number of public charging stations.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation is reminding drivers that the implementation of REAL ID enforcement begins in less than six months. 

North Carolina is investing nearly $7 million in the expansion of electric vehicle charging stations across the state.

Passengers are returning to Piedmont Triad International Airport, but travel is still down compared to pre-pandemic levels. 

September was a record-breaking month for the state’s intercity passenger rail service.

Some Triad households will get an invitation in the mail to participate in a new transportation survey.

There will be more charging stations for electric vehicles on the Triad’s interstates in the coming years as part of a national push for cleaner transportation options.

The City of Greensboro installed new signs at busy intersections to help prevent panhandling or loitering in these areas. Advocates for the homeless say the signs are discriminatory.