N. Carolina Board of Transportation approves $2.6 million for 24 safety projects

North Carolina state line welcome signThe North Carolina Board of Transportation has approved 24 safety enhancement projects in 16 counties valued at $2.6 million.

The projects aim to improve pedestrian access in addition to enhancing safety, and include work along state roads, sidewalks and pathways. They include:

  • Construction of a roundabout at the intersection of Baywood Road and Murphy Road in the Town of Eastover in Cumberland County
  • Pedestrian improvements to Cloverdale Avenue and Miller Street in Winston-Salem
  • Installation of a multi-use path along Sloop Point Road and Country Club Road in Pender County
  • Drainage improvements on North Main Street (U.S. 29) between Henderson Street and Steel Street in Salisbury
  • Installation of pedestrian signals and median modifications, which will provide a pedestrian refuge at Slope Street and U.S. 19 in Bryson City in Swain County
  • Drainage improvements to West Palmer Street in the Town of Franklin in Macon County
  • Construction of sidewalks along state roads in Hertford, Martin and Madison counties
  • Traffic signal improvements to roads in Haywood, Henderson, Jackson and Swain counties
  • Ditch, culvert and roadside improvements in Macon, Northampton, New Hanover, Sampson, Cumberland and Union counties

 

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