WaysSouth’s Thoughts on Corridor K Proposal
WaysSouth’s Thoughts on Corridor K Proposal NC DOT STIP Project A-0009 February 26, 2019
WaysSouth’s Thoughts on Corridor K Proposal NC DOT STIP Project A-0009 February 26, 2019
Proposed Corridor K Improvement Plans
Corridor K, of the Appalachian Development Highway System, is the area extending from Dillsboro, NC (Jackson County) to I-75 in Cleveland, TN. Improvements to the Corridor K region are currently being researched, specifically from Andrews to Stecoah, both of which Read More
Click here for additional resources and maps on Corridor K in Tennessee. . The common-sense solution: Improve the existing roads instead of building new ones. . One of two uncompleted sections of the Appalachian Regional Commissions Corridor K conceived in Read More
Click here for additional resources and maps on Corridor K in North Carolina. . In 2008, the North Carolina Department of Transportation announced its plans to drill a 2,870-foot-long tunnel almost 500 feet beneath Stecoah Gap, a saddle in Read More
Are new highways necessary? There are better, more affordable solutions. Corridor K is a system of highway between Dillsboro, North Carolina, and I-75 in Bradley County, Tennessee. While most of this corridor is currently four-lane freeway or expressway, two segments Read More