Many roads in Charlotte, N.C. are being resurfaced due to numerous potholes plaguing the city. Greenways are also being restored to beautify our communties. The refurbishing of roads and greenways give residents a sense of pride about their communties. However, coping with the process prior to completing these changes may cause a little frustration.
- Mapping alternative routes for a timely commute
- Preparing for intense mid-day traffic
- Reducing travel speed in construction zones
- Exercising patience in 5 o'clock traffic jams
These minor adjustments will not take away from the grand prize - a beautiful city for everyone to enjoy. It is fantastic to see the NCDOT crew working so hard to preserve our roads and greenways. Better roads make for a wonderful commute and less time at the repair shop. According to News Channel 36, other projects underway are:
- 0.9 miles of University City Blvd (N.C. 49) from east of the Target shopping center to Harris Teeter
- 1.4 miles of Woodlawn Road (S.R. 3814) from east of South Blvd (S.R. 3998) to Park Road (S.R 3867)
- 1.3 miles of Rea Road (S.R. 3624) from Old Providence Road to Colony Road
- 0.8 miles of Brookshire Blvd (N.C. 16) from the bridge deck at I -85 to the concrete pavement joint
- 1.2 miles of North Polk Street (S.R. 4982) from Pineville Matthews Road (N. C. 51) to I-485 bridge deck
List continues at http://www.wcnc.com/news/local
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