NO MID-CURRITUCK BRIDGE

Coastal Review Online

https://www.coastalreview.org/2019/04/groups-set-to-challenge-mid-currituck-bridge/

4.09.2019 by Catherine Kozak

The selected alternative for the proposed Mid-Currituck Bridge includes two new spans, shown in red above, connected by new roadway, shown in blue, with an interchange on the mainland end and a roundabout at N.C. 12. The green along U.S. 158 indicates reversal of the center […]

We represent a strong contingent of local citizens from either side of the Currituck Sound who are fighting against the environmentally harmful and fiscally irresponsible Mid-Currituck Bridge project.  The over $600 million project makes less and less sense with each passing year.   To address summer-weekend traffic congestion, NCDOT is proposing a massive 7-mile toll […]

Secretary Jim Trogdon, P.E. North Carolina Department of Transportation Office of the Secretary 1501 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1501 jhtrogdon@ncdot.gov

Dear Secretary Trogdon:

Congratulations on your recent appointment as Transportation Secretary for North Carolina. We are a group of concerned citizens writing to ask you to take a fresh look at the proposed Mid-Currituck […]

Summary of Proposed Alternative to Mid-Currituck Bridge The Proposed Alternative would:  Make it easier for vehicles on US 158 to access businesses and neighborhoods.  Create a “flyover” at the US 158/NC 12 intersection and a “superstreet” segment on US 158.  Widen NC 12 to three lanes with a two-way-left-turn-lane from the Wright […]