NC residents offered online survey about I-95 improvements

The survey is required by the General Assembly as part of an economic assessment about upgrading and expanding the road. The assessment also looks at what would happen if no significant improvements were made.

The interstate has gone more than 50 years without major improvements, and a state-commissioned study in January 2012 recommended tolling the roadway to help pay for nearly $4.5 billion in improvements. DOT officials have said that improvements could take up to four times longer without tolling.