Part of I-40 going into North Carolina has washed away. “This is a serious and life threating situation. DO NOT TRAVEL TO NORTH CAROLINA,” NWS Morristown said in a tweet. Spokesman Mark Nagi ...

Officials warn drivers who wish to travel to Western North Carolina for non-emergency purposes, don’t do it. Many roads are ... have roads closed that are not shown on NCDrive.gov.

Officials are warning residents not to travel in or to western portion of North Carolina amid the destruction from Helene. Here is a look at what roads are closed. This list will be updated as ...

Information from towns and communities in Western North Carolina will be updated and ... Conditions are not safe for travel, even as the rain and wind stops. There are numerous trees, powerlines ...

Do not travel to the region as cities and towns continue to battle power and water outages. "State and local officials strongly advise all motorists avoid travel in Western North Carolina due to ...

A national transportation nonprofit's June 6 report on Helene's impact in Western North Carolina revealed repairing the roads ...

The remnants of Hurricane Helene that thrashed western North Carolina on Friday with powerful ... at several points along interstates: “Do not travel to western N.C.” “We are in the midst ...

Other roads, like U.S. Highway 19 West, remain under construction and partially, if not totally, closed at points along the two states' border. As families begin to travel for Thanksgiving ...

The transportation damage from Helene alone was about $5 billion. A new report breaks down how much of that has been repaired ...

On Saturday night, the North Carolina Department of Transportation posted on X, with capitalization for emphasis: “We cannot say this enough: DO NOT TRAVEL IN OR TO WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.” ...