CHARLOTTE, N.C. – NCDOT has launched a community survey for drivers to share feed back on the I-77 South Express Lanes.
It’s part of the departments ongoing efforts to use public feedback and engagement to help shape the project.
According to officials, I-77 South is one of the most heavily traveled and congested corridors in the state and experiences an average of 5 to 6 crashes every day, over 2.8 times higher than the statewide average for urban interstates.
The I-77 South Express Lanes Project has been a local priority for decades designed to improve safety and travel reliability along I-77 from I-277 / NC 16 (Brookshire Freeway) to the SC state line.
Public input plays an important role in shaping the project. NCDOT is asking commuters, residents, and stakeholders to participate in the survey to help inform project development.
The survey is available online or in person at the Community Engagement Center located at 1023 W. Morehead St. Suite 150 Charlotte, NC 28208.
NCDOT encourages residents to stay engaged by participating in one of the upcoming sessions. The next meeting is happening virtually on Thursday, May 7.
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