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North Carolina leaders offer up to $300M in incentives to revive I-77 south toll lane project
North Carolina transportation leaders are offering up to $300 million in incentives to revive the I-77 South toll lane project after the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization rescinded support. The state proposes benefits like green space, bike lanes, and food access improvements in west Charlotte, but community members express skepticism about rebuilding trust and ensuring inclusive public engagement.
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