Be sure to join us on August 5th at noon to see who wins the 2020 NCDOT Mobi Awards! 

The NCDOT Mobi Awards program recognizes projects that showcase the important and transformational role investments in multimodal transportation – bicycle, pedestrian, rail, transit, ferry and aviation – play in creating vibrant communities. Here are the finalists for the 2020 NCDOT Mobi Awards by category (in alphabetical order):

Tourism:

Albert J. Ellis Redevelopment Project (Onslow County)

Thermal Belt Rail Trail: Connecting Great Small Towns (Isothermal RPO)

1st Avenue Area Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements (City of Conover)

Urban:

Craven Street Transportation Improvements (French Broad River MPO)

GoRaleigh Transit Service Expansion (City of Raleigh/GoRaleigh Transit System)

University Pointe Boulevard: The I-85 South Bridge (City of Charlotte)

Innovation:

Albert J. Ellis Redevelopment Project (Onslow County)

Craven Street Transportation Improvements (French Broad River MPO)

REACH Transit (Transportation Admin. Of Cleveland County [TACC])

Rural:

Granite City Greenway Phase 3 (Northwest Piedmont Rural Planning Organization)

REACH Transit (Transportation Admin. Of Cleveland County [TACC])

Surf City Topsail Island Bridge Connector (Town of Surf City)

MVP (Most Voted Project) :

This is a popular award category where voting was by public through social media.

Winners will be announced during the virtual presentation moderated by NCDOT's Secretary Eric Boyette and  Deputy Secretary for Multi-Modal Transportation Julie White. 

The NCDOT Mobi Awards presentation is FREE but registration is strongly encouraged. Help us celebrate the transformational impact that multimodal project investments can have on communities of all sizes across North Carolina.