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National Bike & Roll to School Day The 12th annual National Bike & Roll to School Day is May 3, 2023, and registration is now open! Bike & Roll to School Day invites participants to celebrate the joy of active commuting while building a sense of community and school spirit. Whether addressing the need to make routes to school safer for active trips or encouraging children and teens to be more active, these events can be powerful tools to inspire lasting change. While May 3 is this year's official date, communities are welcome to celebrate any day in May that best fits their schedules. Register today to loin the movement! (https://www.walkbiketoschool.org/registration/) Pipe Replacement Requires Temporary Road Closure State transportation crews will close a section of East Greensboro Chapel Hill Road in Alamance County to install a new pipe under the roadway. The road is scheduled to close near South Preacher Roberson Road starting on March 13 at 9 a.m. and is expected to reopen on March 31. A signed detour will be provided using Bethel South Fork, Lambe and Lindley Mill roads. Drivers should remain cautious and alert when approaching the road closure and factor the detour into their trips. Highway Construction Trade Academy The NCDOT Office of Civil Rights is hosting a new round of statewide Highway Construction Trade Acad- emies through the end of April. This training provides needed skills and resources for career opportunities in the highway construction industry. The training targets women, minorities and other disadvantaged populations, including veter- ans, the disabled and residents of poorer Tier 1 counties where there's a need for such training and jobs. Each HCTA lasts about two weeks. Those interested can email Myrakle Clark (mkclark2@ncdot.gov) or call 984-480-1085 for more info and pre-register here: (https://connect.ncdot.gov/business/ SmallBusiness/OnTheJobTraining/Pages/HCTA-Pre-Registration-Form.aspx) NCDOT Statewide Litter Sweep NCDOT needs volunteers to help clean up trash along roads during the Adopt-A-Highway Fall Litter Sweep from April 16-30. Each April and September, NCDOT asks volunteers to help remove litter from roadsides. Volunteers from local businesses, schools, nonprofits, churches, municipalities, law enforcement and community groups play an important role in keeping North Carolina's roads clean. Volunteers can request clean-up supplies such as trash bags, gloves and safety vests from local NCDOT county maintenance offices. No sign up is required. NCDOT County Coordinator and Maintenance Of- fice (for supplies) can be found at .https:Hwww.ncdot.gov/littersweep.