Let me just say with a smile & 100% truth that my recent visit to the NCDMV located at Spring…read moreForest Rd in Raleigh, NC was the most stress-free & comforting visit! You see... I hurt my spine and I am waiting for an indepth 6th spinal surgery. Needless to say, I am in excruciating pain. The pain was so intense when I walked into the NCDMV I began perspiring all over my face and body. I became very nauseous, weak, & I had chest palpitations. I stood there and an employee came to check on me. An Examiner walked me over to the chairs. She took the time to be so comforting and kind to me. This awesome kind Examiner brought a fresh bottle of water for me and some paper towels to dry my face off. The Examiner helped me get to the right desk and made sure I was ok. The other Examiner at the desk calmly talked me through doing what I needed to do for my Real ID. What a sweetheart also besides the initial Examiner! Between these two remarkable kind lady Examiners I got through the visit just fine! These two remarkable lady Exsminers were Examiner Wilson and Examiner Thorpe! Kudos to these two professional yet very kind ladies made my visit very comfortable. ​​This was such an uplifting visit. These two sweet helpful Angels were there at a time I needed it! Having two professional kind hearted Examiners such as these two on staff is a feather in your cap...NCDMV!!! Gratitude to both of these pros! This positive experience renewed my faith in society!

Our experience was awesome. While it is challenging to get appointment but once we got the…read moreappointment the experience was good. There is ample seating if you have an appointment and we were called quickly. The examiner was nice. While the child passed, they were provide detailed feedback so new drivers focus and drive safely and carefully. So I highly recommend this location.

Very Disappointing and Unprofessional Experience…read more I had a very frustrating experience at this license plate office today. I had just started a new job in Raleigh and chose this location because it was less than five minutes from my workplace. I went there to pay my vehicle property taxes and expected the process to be fairly simple. I waited in line for more than 30 minutes. During that time, another customer came in after I had already been waiting and stood in a separate line where no clerk was assisting customers. When a clerk Mrs Charlene eventually became available, that customer was helped before those of us who had already been waiting. What made the situation even worse was the rude and unprofessional attitude of the clerk. I understand that employees can have busy and stressful days, but customers should still be treated with basic courtesy and respect. I left feeling that my time was not respected and that the situation was handled unfairly. Waiting over 30 minutes is frustrating enough, but being treated rudely on top of that made the experience especially disappointing. I hope management will look into how customers are being handled at this location and address the issue of both customer service and how the lines are being managed. People come to these offices because they need a service, and they deserve to be treated fairly and respectfully.

The License Plate Agencies are privately run and are much better than the Driver License…read morefacilities. I have been two Atlantic Avenue in Raleigh three times: 1. Get two titles and plates. 2. To get a registration sticker. 3. To get a disabled persons parking placard. All three times my wait was less than an hour. I found the staff very friendly and polite. Make sure you wait in the correct line.

I've always had great encounters at the zebulon office. Fast and attentive to my needs. Thank you…read moreall for great service.

So refreshing to have an efficient, friendly and helpful customer service representative! Such a…read moremore positive experience than expected or past experiences at the DMV. I needed to replace my license plate and was able to do so quickly.

my eyes closed while driving around 6-6:30 AM this morning . I went into a very uneven shoulder. my…read morefront and rear bumper were hanging by threads. I'm moving from Philly to Fla with my dog. The trooper was absolutely awesome. He zipped tied tied my front bumper and cut off the rear and handed me my license plate. He was pleasant and professional. I regret not getting his name. It happened in Roanoke Rapids. I If he's typical of your force you folks should stand proud !

This State Highway Patrol listing already existed on Yelp (I didn't create it). I'm not sure how it…read morecame to be because there are numerous North Carolina State Highway Patrol Troop Offices across the state and not all of them are on Yelp: https://www.ncdps.gov/our-organization/law-enforcement/state-highway-patrol/troop-offices. The address on this listing, at 1831 Blue Ridge Road in Raleigh, is for Troop C. In North Carolina, there are nine troops with the letter designations A through I. Each troop is based in a different city and has jurisdiction in a different set of counties. Troop C covers the Triangle. I often make the drive from Chapel Hill to High Point to Charlotte and on into South Carolina and Georgia, and back. The drive takes place on I-40 and I-85 and spans, I believe, four troop jurisdictions: C, D, E, and H. I haven't seen too much activity from Troop C over the past ~2.5 years. I think the most activity I consistently see is from Troop E on I-85 in Davidson County, near Lexington. That part of the interstate is easy to speed on because of the numerous lanes and low volume of traffic. It's also a great place for the State Highway Patrol to set up speed traps. I see the traps regularly. People also love to speed between Durham and Greensboro, which I believe is mostly Troop D territory. I'm a little surprised I haven't seen more people pulled over on that merged stretch of I-40 and I-85. It's relatively dangerous because of the higher volume of traffic between the Triangle and the Triad. State Highway Patrol is a Law Enforcement division of the North Carolina Department of Public Safety. Thank you to the State Highway Patrol for keeping us safe on the highway.

Had some documents to mail. I prefer the Post Office on Oberlin Road in the Village District over…read morethe one at Five Points (Hays-Burton). The people at the counter were great, nice, patient, and good representatives of the US Postal Service. The process for certified mail is easy and painless, and not very costly. When I need to and can I will continue to go to this Post Office.

Have been here a few times, since they moved it from the Cameron Village/Village District proper…read morearea. It is a little hard to find if you do not know it is there, but worth it! I came the other day after being refused help at another USPS location. The agent took my package which had a small mistake in how I had addressed it (actual location on the package) and didn't say a word, other than she was going to stick a label on it to make it more clear. This was all the agent at the other location had to offer instead of being a jerk. Agent # 11 at this location (Oberlin Village) was so pleasant, and nice and simply cut a sticky label paper small piece and we stuck it over my mistaken addressing to make it more clear and bam, mailed, no problem! These are the kind of employees USPS needs and needs to keep around! Good job and thank you so much, will be staying with this location for my services.

Mr outlaw, Mr circoto and an other officer came to my house for a incident and took them less than…read morea minute to arrive and handle the situation very beautifully. If I could.. I would pay them money! Great job officers

Had what could've been a really bad experience. I'm from Florida and in town visiting when I got…read morestuck in a ditch waiting for AAA which was going to take a very long time. A big THANK YOU to Officer Chris Outlaw, who helped me get the car out. He was very nice and very professional. Wish the police officers in Miami were this helpful!

It may be in small town Bunn NC, this post office can handle all of your mail & shipping needs!…read moreTypical post office except no ridiculous wait or lines!! Staff is helpful & cheerful! PO boxes for purchase/rent, out of town drop box but note doesn't handle large boxes! Mon-Fri 830a to 4pm & open Saturday 9a to 11a. Outside box for after hours, located right off Main St in heart of Bunn NC, free parking and wheelchair accessible

While this mostly rural Post office is polite, professional and efficient, select customers can…read morecluster F*** the system. With one desk and one customer service rep available, if one customer of unusual demands comes along, you must wait and wait and wait until this idiot (customer) is done with his transactions. I am speaking about Mr. EBay who sells deer scent bait during or before hunting season. He sends all envelopes via return receipt or some other special service. Instead of the PO employee stating that she could do 25 envelopes now and the balance by the end of the business day, somehow the PO continues to process envelope by envelope while a line grows in size and diminishes in patience. If you see this good looking camouflaged dressed person entering the Bunn PO with a bundle of small envelopes, trip him before he gets in front of you. Neither common sense is exercised here or courtesy. However, if survival of the fittest prevails, grab one of his envelopes and pour the deer scent on him.

Johnston County's Courthouse was completed in 1921 and is a three-story frame building in the…read moreClassical Revival style. It has a four column portico and a stone balustrade at the roofline. There is recessed entrance a large vertical windows on the second and third stories. The roof line is flat. In the interior, the main courtroom is located on the third story and has a balcony on the rear side. Johnston County was formed in 1746 and Clayton was selected as the county seat with the county's first courthouse. The seat was moved to Smithfield in 1771 and the new courthouse was built here. A third courthouse was built in 1786 and then a fourth in 1843. This one is the fifth and is considered "the old courthouse" as the current one was built in the 1980s. There is a Civil War marker on the front steps - General William T Sherman used the 1771 courthouse as his headquarters on his march toward Raleigh. On April 12th 1865 Sherman received a telegram from General Ulysses S Grant informing him of General Robert E Lee's surrender at Appomattox while in Smithfield. There is also a WWI memorial with a "doughboy" holding his rifle "In memory of the illustrious dead of Johnston County who died in the Great World War 1917-1919" with a list of names. [Review 328 of 2024 - 3584 in North Carolina - 21362 overall]

We drove out here from Raleigh for their passport services. I called last week and was able to…read moresecure appointment which was amazing!! The lady in the Register of Deeds awesome was fantastic and the entire process was seamless and we were done in 15mins. I would totally recommend calling this location to make appointment.!!!!!