Airports and Transportation

The express lanes are expected to stretch from Brookshire Freeway to the South Carolina line, with construction anticipated to start after 2030.
Drivers will need to pay to park on city streets until 10 p.m. starting on Tuesday, Sept. 3.
A redevelopment project forces a busy part of the Rail Trail in South End to temporarily close.
Charlotte Douglas International Airport expansion continues in midst of busy summer travel season.
After closing in 2022 for construction, guests can enjoy a new overlook and amenities.
The average commute for a worker in Charlotte is below the national average, and the amount of time spent traveling has declined over the past decade.
New aeronautical museum honors the heroic pilot from “The Miracle on the Hudson.”
Charlotte Douglas International Airport anticipates more than one million travelers for the unofficial start of summer.
The Red Line Commuter Rail would link passengers from Uptown to Lake Norman.
Extra time and planning for the airport may help you avoid a turbulent trip.
How millions invested in airport experience will affect your trip.
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