
Airports
Bus, Van, & On-Demand Transportation
Highways
Asheboro is conveniently located at the intersection of major regional highways, providing easy access to communities throughout central North Carolina.
Interstate 73/74 runs through Asheboro and provides north-south connections to Greensboro, Winston-Salem and Charlotte.
U.S. 64 provides an east-west connection through Asheboro and links the city with communities across central North Carolina.
U.S. 220 provides another important north-south route through the Asheboro area, connecting the community with Greensboro and destinations to the south.
For transportation information, maps, and resources, visit the N.C. Department of Transportation. For current traffic conditions, incidents, construction, and road closures, visit DriveNC.
Rail
Passenger rail service is available approximately 30 miles north of Asheboro at the Greensboro Amtrak station.
Amtrak's Piedmont and Carolinian services connect Greensboro with communities including High Point, Salisbury, Kannapolis, Durham, Cary and Raleigh, with connections to destinations beyond North Carolina.
Visit NC By Train for passenger rail schedules, routes, fares and station information.
Bicycle & Pedestrian Transportation
Asheboro offers a growing network of sidewalks, greenways and trails that provide opportunities for walking, bicycling and other forms of active transportation. These facilities connect neighborhoods, parks, downtown, and other community destinations while supporting a more accessible and connected community.
For information about local trails, parks and recreation facilities, visit the City's Cultural and Recreation Services Department.
Help Shape the Future of Transportation in Randolph County
Randolph County is currently developing a Comprehensive Transportation Plan to help guide future transportation improvements throughout the county. The plan will consider transportation needs and recommendations for a variety of travel options, including walking, bicycling, public transportation and roadways.
Community input is an important part of the planning process. Residents and others who travel throughout Randolph County are encouraged to share their thoughts and priorities through the online survey.
Take the Randolph County Comprehensive Transportation Plan Survey by October 1.