Traffic

WECT has reached out to officials for more information.

Drivers are asked to avoid the area if possible and take an alternate route.

The City of Wilmington has announced plans for traffic changes to accommodate filming in the area.

The roadway was closed between its intersections with Stone Chimney Road SW and U.S. 17.

Wilmington is nearing the end of its four-year, seven-month agreement with American Traffic Solutions, a third-party group that helps oversee the 13 cameras installed at intersections around the city.

Mechanical issues Wednesday morning, Oct. 30, have caused the change in schedule.

A vehicle crashed into the wire barrier in the median just south of Gordon Road.

State authorities have approved the Bald Head Island ferry schedule that local leaders agreed upon in September.

The roadway reopened ahead of schedule.

Drivers are advised to avoid the closure area if possible and to expect delays.

The N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT) is accepting public comments up until Oct. 25 on the proposals for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement and the accompanying changes to South Front Street.

A Rocky Point man was arrested Wednesday, Oct. 23, in relation to a fatal crash involving a motorcycle.

According to Sergeant Gold with the NC State Highway Patrol, a pickup truck was traveling and hit a pedestrian in the roadway.

Mercer Mill Brown Marsh Road is closed for a crossline replacement half a mile from Lisbon Road towards Elizabethtown, per the N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT).

Crash on Cape Fear Memorial Bridge leads to backup on U.S. 17

N.C. 211 is set to return to its normal traffic patterns Friday afternoon, Oct. 18, per the N.C. Department of Transportation.

The left, southbound lane has reopened near the intersection with Sutton Steam Plant Road.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced that a section of N.C. 211 near Southport is set to reopen Thursday, Oct. 10.

Weeks after Potential Tropical Cyclone Eight dropped well over a foot of rain on southeastern North Carolina, authorities are providing updates on how road repair projects are coming along.

Extrication crews had to cut the log off with a chainsaw, cut the roof off, and peeled down allowing the pit to be removed.