Department workers began spreading salt brine, a mixture of salt and water, along roads on Sunday to prepare for the potentially snowy weather, New Hanover County NCDOT Maintenance Engineer Blake ...

How does NCDOT grade the success of their response? In response to how NCDOT grades their response to the storm, Whitley approves of DOT’s efforts. He pointed out that winter storms don’t impact ...

It’s a stopgap measure while NCDOT figures out how to protect one of the most vulnerable sections of the Outer Banks highway. “We know this is only a temporary fix,” Win Bridgers ...

This is why North Carolina Department of Transportation officials are urging everyone to drive slowly or stay home. NCDOT division three maintenance engineer Battle Whitley says that although it may ...

NCDOT crews have been proactive in their approach, tackling the primary routes and interstates early. Doug McNeal, the NCDOT division maintenance engineer covering Durham, Wake, Person Granville, ...

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, N.C. (WTVD) -- North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) crews are preparing for another winter storm that is expected to come through the region Tuesday evening.

NCDOT specifically asked people to stay off roads in central and eastern North Carolina unless travel is absolutely necessary. “We have significant amounts of snow and slick roads in areas of ...

North Carolina Department of Transportation is working hard to remove the remaining snow and ice with 800 NCDOT crews on the road statewide. NCDOT's Doug McNeal gave ABC11 an update: The daily ...

The state Department of Transportation (NCDOT) has laid thousands of gallons of brine for this winter storm. DOT officials are warning this storm has the potential to create even slipperier ...

Battle Whitley is the division maintenance engineer for the NCDOT’s Division 3. He said patches of ice and snow are still visible on some roads because it’s too cold for salt to melt them.

NCDOT snowplows preparing for Tuesday night snowstorm. Shaun Gallagher and Eric Miller, WRAL reporters As temperatures plummet and we prepare for potential snow, road and electric crews are ...