The exit's reputation stems from its challenging design, where vehicles exiting I-277 must cross three lanes of traffic while ...

The game, being developed by Michael Ramirez, will have players weaving in and out of traffic in a truck filled with cargo.

In real life, exiting drivers are expected to move across three lanes in just 220 feet. Then, the off-ramp leads directly onto an intersection with North Davidson Street. Traffic can easily back onto ...

People in Charlotte have long said that trying to get off of Interstate 277 at Exit 3A feels like playing a game of Frogger. In order to turn right onto North Davidson Street after getting off the ...

A rendering of the Interstate 277 Rail Trail Pedestrian Bridge that would connect South End and uptown Charlotte. Provided by City of Charlotte The Rail Trail Bridge kind of feels like a Charlotte ...

Part of the Interstate 277 inner loop will close this weekend for the Around the Crown 10K that draws thousands of runners of all skill levels onto Charlotte streets. The 6.2-mile race course ...

Exit 3A on I-277 draws the ire of thousands driving through Charlotte. Soon, they can let their intrusive thoughts win by road-raging in a game instead of IRL.

Charlotte City Council yesterday approved a $16.3 million contract to hire Blythe Construction Inc. to build the project. When finished, the bridge will span 280 feet across Interstate 277 between ...

A rendering of the Interstate 277 Rail Trail Pedestrian Bridge that would connect South End and uptown Charlotte.