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DIVISION 1 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | Division 1 Contacts

DIVISION 2 2020 GUIDE | 3

NCDOT Highway Division 9375 Silas Creek ParkwayWinston-Salem, N.C. 27127336-747-7800

DIVISION

9

CherokeeClay

Graham

Macon

Swain

Jackson

Transylvania

HaywoodBuncombe

Madison

Henderson

Yancey

Mitchell

McDowell

Rutherford

Polk

Burke

Cleveland

Caldwell

Avery

Watauga

Gaston

Lincoln

Catawba

Alexander

Wilkes

AsheAlleghany

Surry

Yadkin

Iredell

Rowan

Cabarrus

Mecklenburg

Stokes

Forsyth

Davie

Davidson

Union Anson

Montgomery

Richmond

Moore

Randolph

Guilford

CaswellRockingham

Alam

ance

Chatham

Orange

Person

Durham

Granville

Wake

Lee

Harnett

CumberlandHoke

Scot

land

Robeson Bladen

Columbus

Sampson

Johnston

Brunswick

Pender

Duplin

Onslow

Jones

Lenoir

Wayne

Greene

Carteret

Craven

Beaufort

New

Hano

ver

Wilson

Nash

Franklin

Warren

Halifax

Edgecombe

PittHyde

WashingtonMartin

Chowan

Gates

Hertford

Northampton

Bertie

Perqui-

mans

Pasquotank

Camden

Currituck

Pamlico

TyrrellDare

Vance

Stanly

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DAVIDSONDAVIEFORSYTH

ROWANSTOKES

Salisbury

Davidson CountyMid-Carolina Regional, SalisburySmith Reynolds, Winston-Salem

DIVISION 9 EMPLOYEES

As of July 2019

DIVISION 9 COUNTIES

ROAD MILES

LANE MILES

Permanent Temporary Total398 22 420

5,092

11,017

NCDOT Highway Division 9375 Silas Creek ParkwayWinston-Salem, N.C. 27127336-747-7800

Pat Ivey, PEDivision [email protected]

Andrew M. Perkins Jr.Board of Transportation [email protected]

AIRPORTS

PASSENGER RAIL STATIONS


MAJOR PROJECTS COMPLETED IN 2019

INTERSTATE 85 WIDENING (ROWAN COUNTY) 5.9-mile project widened I-85 to eight lanes between Cabarrus County line and the U.S. 29/601 connector (China Grove) Included a new interchange at Old Beatty Ford Road near Landis, interchange revisions at U.S. 29/N.C. 152 Replaced U.S. 29/N.C. 152 bridges over Norfolk Southern RR in China Grove

I-85 REHABILITATION (DAVIDSON COUNTY) Rehabilitated 7.2 miles of I-85 between Squire Bowers Road and N.C. 109 in Thomasville

MAJOR PROJECTS UNDERWAY IN 2020

BUSINESS 40 IMPROVEMENTS (FORSYTH COUNTY) Replacing 1.2 miles of Business 40/U.S. 421 through downtown Winston-Salem; completion scheduled spring 2020 Modernizing entrance and exit ramps Replacing nine vehicular bridges and two pedestrian bridges Lengthening the acceleration and deceleration lanes between ramps Widening existing roadway shoulders and adding new shoulders Building portions of a multi-use path from Lockland Avenue to Liberty Street Renaming all of U.S. 421/Business 40 "Salem Parkway"

WINSTON-SALEM NORTHERN BELTWAY (FORSYTH COUNTY) 34.5-mile multi-lane freeway will loop around the northern part of Winston-Salem, from U.S. 158 southwest of the city to I-74 southeast of the city The 4-mile span between Business 40/U.S. 421 and U.S. 158 on the east side of the city is scheduled for spring 2020 completion Improving interchanges at U.S. 421 and Peace Haven Road and U.S. 52 and N.C. 65, expected to be complete summer 2020 Construction to begin in 2021 on the 6.0-mile eastern section between I-40 and I-74/U.S. 311 The 2-mile eastern section between U.S. 158 and U.S. 311 is under construction and projected to be complete by summer 2021 The 6.9-mile section between U.S. 311 and University Parkway/N.C. 66 is scheduled for fall 2021 completion

DIVISION 9


RESURFACING PROJECTS FY 2019

Primary routes: 160 lane milesCost: $21,451,667 Secondary roads: 197 lane milesCost: $20,257,334

Total: 357 lane milesTotal cost: $41,709,001

MAINTENANCE SPENDING FY 2019: $28.14 million

BRIDGES FY 2019

Inspected: 702Rehabilitated: 4 Replaced: 23

DRIVEWAY PERMITS ISSUED FY 2019: 122

SUBDIVISION PLANS REVIEWED FY 2019: 21

PROJECT-RELATED PUBLIC MEETINGS FY 2019: 7

LITTER CLEANUP FY 2019

Roadside litter picked up (pounds) *: 885,765State cost: $1,221,699*Combines Contract Litter Removal, NCDOT Forces, Adopt-A-Highway, Sponsor-A-Highway and other volunteers

WEATHER-RELATED PREPARATION AND CLEANUP FY 2019

Winter weather operationsBrine: 616,000 gallonsSalt: 4,245 tonsSalt/Sand: 50 tons

Hurricane-damaged sites Florence: 3 roads, 12 pipes, 1 bridgeMichael: 8 roads, 21 pipes, 1 bridge

Hurricane debris removedMichael: 356 tons

STATE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (STIP) CONTRACTS AWARDED DURING STATE FISCAL YEAR 2018-19 (FY 2019)

11Projects

$214,700,000Value

DIVISION 9


TRAVEL VOLUME (IN 100 MVMT*) 5-Year Avg**: 88.1FY 19: 96.5

TOTAL CRASHES 5-Year Avg.: 19,914.6FY 19: 25,676

CRASH RATE (PER 100 MVMT)5-Year Avg.: 226.0FY 19: 266.1

TOTAL FATALITIES5-Year Avg.: 101.0FY 19: 100

FATALITY RATE (PER 100 MVMT)5-Year Avg.: 1.1FY 19: 1.0

TOTAL INJURIES5-Year Avg.: 8,212.4FY 19: 8,989

INJURY RATE (PER 100 MVMT)5-Year Avg.: 93.2FY 19: 93.2

BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN FATALITIES FY 2019Bicycle: 2Pedestrian: 19*100 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel (MVMT)** 5-year average for fiscal years 2014-2018

BRIDGE HEALTH INDEX (Percent in good condition as of July 2019):Interstate: 96.2Primary: 73.0Secondary: 84.9Total: 81.4

STRUCTURALLY DEFICIENT BRIDGES (Percent as of July 2019):Interstate: 3.8Primary: 15.5Secondary: 7.4Total: 10.3

PAVEMENT CONDITION RATINGS (Percent of pavement miles ranked good as of December 2018):Interstate: 87.7Primary: 77.5Secondary: 59.2Total: 63.9

DIVISION 9INFRASTRUCTURE

HEALTH

DIVISION 9 HIGHWAY SAFETY

RATES FY 2019


The State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) lays out the N.C. Department of Transportation’s plan for transportation projects during the next 10 years. The STIP is updated approximately every two years. The 2020-2029 STIP includes 104 projects in Division 9. Among the improvements planned are:

In Forsyth County, construct Winston-Salem Northern Beltway western sections between U.S. 52 and U.S. 158, construction of various segments to start 2023-2029.

In Forsyth and Guilford counties, widen nearly 12 miles of U.S. 158 between Business 40 in Winston-Salem and Anthony Road in Guilford County to multi-lanes, construction to start in 2022.

In Rowan County, construct Airport Parkway on a new location connecting Jake Alexander Boulevard to U.S. 29 in Salisbury, construction to start in 2027.

In Rowan County, widen Julian Road in Salisbury between I-85 and Jake Alexander Boulevard.

In Davidson County, widen N.C. 8 (Winston Road) to multi-lanes in Lexington, construction to start in 2022.

In Davidson County, convert the U.S. 29/70 intersection with Old Greensboro Road to an interchange with bridge, construction to start in 2021.

Aviation projects: 6 Total value: $19,932,000

Bicycle and Pedestrian projects: 15Total value: $14,588,000

Bridge projects: 9Total value: $48,964,000

Highway projects: 59Total value: $1,284,753,000

Interstate Maintenance projects: 5Total value: $40,915,000

Public transit projects: 2Total value: $59,500

Rail projects: 5Total value: $30,842,000

Safety projects: 3Total value: $700,000

ALL PROJECTS: 104Total value: $1,440,753,500

2020-2029 STIP PROJECTS FOR DIVISION 9

$


Division Engineer Pat Ivey, PE336-747-7800 | [email protected]

Division Construction Engineer Wright Archer, PE336-747-7800 | [email protected]

Division Maintenance Engineer John Rhyne, PE336-747-7800 | [email protected]

Davidson County Maintenance 1404 Old U.S. 64 E, Lexington | 336-224-3200

Davie County Maintenance 181 Westside Drive, Mocksville | 336-936-6100

Forsyth County Maintenance 300 Craft Drive, Winston-Salem | 336-896-2350

Rowan County Maintenance 425 Camp Road, Salisbury | 704-630-3240

Stokes County Maintenance 2485 N.C. 8/89, Walnut Cove | 336-914-6000

Division Traffic Engineer J.P. Couch, PE336-747-7800 | [email protected]

Division Planning Engineer Fred Haith336-747-7800 | [email protected]

Division Project Development Engineer Brett Abernathy, PE336-747-7800 | [email protected]

Division Business Officer Willie Bradwell336-747-7800 | [email protected]

Public Relations Officer Aaron Moody919-707-2667 | [email protected]

DIVISION 9


Davidson CountyDriver License Offices2314 S. Main St.Lexington336-248-5179

1033 Randolph St., Suite 16Thomasville336-472-7334

License Plate AgenciesSouth Gate Plaza Shopping Center1033 Randolph St., Suite 13Thomasville336-476-5070

27 Plaza ParkwayLexington336-248-2720

Davie CountyDriver License Office161 Poplar St., Suite 101Mocksville336-751-5016

License Plate Agency1047 Yadkinville RoadMocksville336-753-6677

Forsyth CountyDriver License Offices3637 North Patterson Ave.Winston-Salem336-761-2259

2001 Silas Creek ParkwayWinston-Salem336-761-2258

North Main Crossing Shopping Center810-A N. Main St.Kernersville336-993-5651

License Plate AgenciesParkway Plaza Shopping Center1141 Silas Creek ParkwayWinston-Salem336-725-2795

810-J North Main St.Kernersville336-904-0743

Rowan CountyDriver License Office5780 South Main St.Salisbury704-633-5873

License Plate AgencyEast Kerr Center130 E. Kerr St.Salisbury704-633-5312

Stokes CountyDriver License Office111 West Sixth St.Walnut Cove336-591-1136

License Plate Agency208 West Third St.Walnut Cove336-591-3252

794,963Vehicle registrations

as of July 2019

203,267Driver licenses

issued in FY 2019

557,373Drivers licensed as

of July 2019

Driver License Office License Plate Agency

IN DIVISION 9 COUNTIES

Davidson CountyDavidson County Transportation System (DCTS)co.davidson.nc.us/258/Transportation | 336-883-7278

Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation (PART)partnc.org | 336-662-7278

Davie CountyYVEDDI Public Transportation yveddi.com/yveddi-public-transportation/ | 336-367-7251

Forsyth CountyWinston-Salem Transit Authority (WSTA)wstransit.com | 336-727-2000


Rowan CountySalisbury Transitsalisburync.gov/Government/Transit | 704-638-5252

Rowan Transit Systemrowancountync.gov/231/Rowan-Transit-System | 704-216-8888

Stokes CountyYVEDDI Public Transportation yveddi.com/yveddi-public-transportation/ | 336-367-7251



Local and regional transit systems provide public transportation service for residents of all 100 North Carolina counties. The NCDOT Public Transportation Division manages federal and state public transportation grant programs and supports transit agencies with planning, training and technical assistance.

DIVISION 9 LOCAL PUBLIC

Rural Planning Organizations (RPOs) and Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) are North Carolina’s local transportation planning agencies. They develop transportation projects for their communities and help NCDOT decide which projects will receive public funding.

CAPITAL AREA MPO (CAMPO)Chris Lukasina, Executive DirectorMailing address: | P.O. Box 590 | Raleigh, N.C. 27602Physical address: 421 Fayetteville Street Mall, Suite 203 | Raleigh, N.C. 27601campo-nc.us | 919-996-4400 | [email protected]

CABARRUS-ROWAN MPO (CRMPO)Phil Conrad, Executive Director713 Sternbridge Drive | Concord, N.C. 28025crmpo.org | 704-795-7928 | [email protected]

HIGH POINT MPOGreg Venable, Transportation Planning AdministratorP.O. Box 230 | High Point, N.C. 26261highpointnc.gov/261/HPMPO | 336-883-3310 | [email protected]

NORTHWEST PIEDMONT RPOLynn Cochran, Regional Planner IPiedmont Triad Regional Council | 1398 Carrollton Crossing Drive | Kernersville, N.C. 27284ptrc.org | 336-904-0300 | [email protected]

WINSTON-SALEM MPOKelly Garvin, Planning Development Coordinator P.O. Box 2511 | Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102cityofws.org/mpo | 336-747-6869 | [email protected]


DIVISION 9


The local highway division is one of two to test out new technology that reduces backups in work zones where two lanes of traffic merge into one lane. The Dynamic Zipper Merge uses speed sensors to feed data to message boards that change the signs that drivers see based on the traffic patterns approaching the work zone. Work zones on I-40 East and I-40 West in Davie County are among four in the state where a Dynamic Zipper Merge has been implemented.

The Winston-Salem Business 40 Improvements Project hit a major milestone when the 1.2-mile section of highway reopened to traffic in early 2020 with a new name, Salem Parkway. NCDOT closed Business 40 in downtown Winston-Salem in November 2018 to upgrade it to current standards. Nine vehicular bridges were replaced and pedestrian bridges were added create new connections for the communities historically divided by the highway. Full project completion was scheduled for the spring.

Work continues on the project to complete an interstate loop around Winston-Salem. A major section on the eastern side of the project, between U.S. 311 and just west of N.C. 66, began taking shape in 2019 and should be complete by late 2021. This side of the Winston-Salem Northern Beltway will one day carry the I-74 designation and is mostly expected to be complete by 2024. Some work on the western side of the project is underway, but completion of most of the western sections is several years out.

NEW TECHNOLOGY DEPLOYED

BUSINESS 40 REOPENS AS SALEM PARKWAY

WINSTON-SALEM NORTHERN BELTWAY

DIVISION 9


DIVISION

9

CherokeeClay

Graham

Macon

Swain

Jackson

Transylvania

HaywoodBuncombe

Madison

Henderson

Yancey

Mitchell

McDowell

Rutherford

Polk

Burke

Cleveland

Caldwell

Avery

Watauga

Gaston

Lincoln

Catawba

Alexander

Wilkes

AsheAlleghany

Surry

Yadkin

Iredell

Rowan

Cabarrus

Mecklenburg

Stokes

Forsyth

Davie

Davidson

Union Anson

Montgomery

Richmond

Moore

Randolph

Guilford

CaswellRockingham

Alam

ance

Chatham

Orange

Person

Durham

Granville

Wake

Lee

Harnett

CumberlandHoke

Scot

land

Robeson Bladen

Columbus

Sampson

Johnston

Brunswick

Pender

Duplin

Onslow

Jones

Lenoir

Wayne

Greene

Carteret

Craven

Beaufort

New

Hano

ver

Wilson

Nash

Franklin

Warren

Halifax

Edgecombe

PittHyde

WashingtonMartin

Chowan

Gates

Hertford

Northampton

Bertie

Perqui-

mans

Pasquotank

Camden

Currituck

Pamlico

TyrrellDare

Vance

Stanly

North Carolina's 100 counties are divided into 14 regions – referred to as highway divisions – in which the N.C. Department of Transportation's Division of Highways distributes the

duties of building and maintaining state-owned bridges and highways.

Some information in this Division Guide may have changed since publication. For the latest news and information, visit NCDOT online at ncdot.gov.

North Carolina Department of TransportationRoy Cooper, Governor

J. Eric Boyette, Secretary

N.C. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 1 South Wilmington St. 1501 Mail Service CenterRaleigh, N.C. 27699-15011-877-DOT-4YOU (1-877-368-4968)ncdot.gov

N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles: 919-715-7000

Real-time traffic information: DriveNC.gov or dial 511

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