The City's Department of Transportation (GDOT) seeks to increase public safety and mobility through the effective planning, construction and maintenance of transportation infrastructure and operation of municipal transit.
Services provided to residents, businesses and visitors include traffic signals and signs, transportation planning, parking, street lighting, sidewalks and bikeways. GDOT also oversees the Greensboro Transit Authority (GTA) public transit system and Specialized Community Area Transportation (SCAT) service for persons with disabilities.
Contact GDOT at 336-373-GDOT (4368).
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Public Meeting for Florida Street Extension
A meeting to discuss the Florida Street Extension Study takes place from 5:30-7:30 pm Monday, May 21, at Barber Park's Simkins Pavilion, 1500 Dans Rd. The purpose of the meeting is to gather public feedback about the future extension and alignment of Florida Street from Lee Street to McConnell Road.
This meeting will be an informal drop-in session with members of the project team available to discuss the project one-on-one with residents. Project maps showing existing community and environmental features will be available for review and discussion. Public feedback will be used to develop project alternatives for further study and analysis. Your input is very important.
Project maps, handout and survey will soon be available on the projects Web page.
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Parking Enforcement
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Interactive Mapping Tool
GDOT has revised its Urban Loop Mapping Tool to now include other major City- and state-planned roadway projects. Simply click on this Road Project Mapping Tool link or in the left column on this page, and enter an address within Guilford County to see how close a property may be to a planned major roadway project.
Lane Closure Fee Changes
Effective July 1 2011, the fee schedule has changed for permits to block a sidewalk and/or street. Learn more on the Lane Closure Section of the Permits page or call the Greensboro Department of Transportation at 373-GDOT (4368).
Public Meeting for Greene Street Project Planning Study
On April 30, the City's Department of Transportation (GDOT) hosted a public meeting to receive input about the proposed conversion of Greene Street between Bellemeade and Washington streets to two-way traffic. To review the project's plans and handout go to this project page.
Urban Loop Information
Learn more about the Greensboro Urban Loop, such as status updates, maps, and state project studies by frequently visiting this Web page.
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