Developer finances highway interchange
Kerry//Don't call it a bridge to nowhere. Think of Wendell Falls Parkway as the exit to somewhere, someday.
Pop quiz on law: Are headlights required in the rain?
Claire Kiven would have an easier time slogging through the rain on Strickland Road near her home in North Raleigh if other drivers obeyed North Carolina's wipers-on, lights-on law.
Eyes on road, please, and thumbs on wheel
Road Worrier: Ruth Funk was braking for a red light on Creedmoor Road in North Raleigh last summer when an inattentive, text-messaging teen driver banged into her bumper.
What's the deal with gas?
Road Worrier:An analyst cites two reasons that crude oil and retail gasoline prices have seemed out of sync lately.
In the Triangle, stimulus will fund repairs, not new roads
Road Worrier:Some cities will start building new loops and bypasses with their Washington windfall, but the Triangle will spend most of its share to fix old roads -- including the 540 Outer Loop.
Drivers count ways I-40/Wade split is wrong
Road Worrier:A few dozen Triangle drivers let the Road Worrier know last week exactly why we see lots of last-minute lane-changing at the Interstate 40 fork with Wade Avenue.
Drivers' confusion is clear at I-40/Wade
Road Worrier:Drivers everywhere occasionally miss their turns at other interstate exits. But why does it happen so often here on eastbound I-40, at the Wade split just west of Raleigh?
Parking ban near Umstead gets look
Road Worrier:Today, the Raleigh City Council will consider making a further extension of the unwelcome mat near Umstead State Park.
Only hope for I-95 may be tollbooths
Road Worrier:North Carolina needs at least $5 billion to rebuild the highway from border to border.
Free buses to rove downtowns
Road Worrier:In the next few weeks, Raleigh and Durham will crank up similar versions of the downtown circulator -- a different kind of bus that loops through the city center every few minutes, for free.
Gasoline remains a bargain
Road Worrier:Prices plunged in the fall, and the Triangle average for regular hit a five-year low of $1.572 on Jan. 2. Since then the local average has bounced back to $1.743.
Waiting for green, driver sees only red
Road Worrier:Walter R. Whitaker of Raleigh is a patient man, but on this day, he has waited long enough for a green arrow.
Yellow lights in Cary still a cause of wonder
Road Worrier:Cary officials say drivers at the town's red-light camera intersections get plenty of time -- a yellow-light warning that lasts 3 or 4 seconds -- to avoid running afoul of the law.
Chapel Hill intersection has a new signal pattern
Road Worrier:A new traffic signal pattern at the corner of Columbia Street and Cameron Avenue gives the red light to vehicles in all four directions, all at once.
Yellow is fleeting on Cary traffic light
Road Worrier:How much warning time did Cary give Eddie L. Smith between laissez-faire green and ticket-writing red? Cary says it's 3 seconds for cars turning left, 4 for those going straight.
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