The North Carolina Department of Transportation is suspending most construction activity along its major highways to keep lanes open for those traveling for Thanksgiving.
The work along interstates, as well as U.S. and key N.C. routes is expected to shut down from the morning of November 24 through the evening of November 30. There are some exceptions where construction conditions make it unsafe to open all lanes. This includes some locations where lanes are under construction or where a bridge is being replaced. Work that does not impact travel lanes can continue for some projects.
Before you hit the road, go to driveNC.gov for the most up-to-date traffic information.
Thanksgiving Click It or Ticket Campaign
The annual Thanksgiving Click It or Ticket campaign will be in place next week.
Law enforcement will be stepping up enforcement of speeding, drunk driving and, of course, seat belt laws in all 100 counties. Violators of North Carolina’s seat belt law are fined $179; if a passenger under 15 is not properly restrained there’s a $263 fine.
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