NEW Searchable CLEAR Portal and Database
The NEW CLEAR Portal serves as a platform for submitting lessons learned, ideas, or solution requests. Utilize the provided links below to access the searchable database. After final approvals, all information entered in the database can be reviewed and accessed by NCDOT employees. By sharing information within the Department, we're fostering a collaborative environment that enhances efficiency across all our endeavors.
About the CLEAR Database
The CLEAR Program values your expertise and feedback! In order to foster a culture of knowledge sharing throughout the Department we invite you to share your lessons learned, best practices, solutions needed and innovative ideas using the link below.
Access the CLEAR Database here!
Your submission will be reviewed and vetted by Department experts and implemented as applicable.
Within the database, the CLEAR Database Search allows for quick access to accepted submissions. Follow the links below for a tutorial on the submittal and search processes.
Submittal Process Walkthrough
Search Process Walkthrough
CLEAR Walkthrough Video
Mobile Access
The CLEAR Portal is now available on the go! Use the QR code below to access the knowledge transfer database on your phone.
Contractor/Consultant Access
External Users will need a Business NCID to access Connect NCDOT sites. Contribution Access is required for all Post-Construction Assessment Participants (internal and external NCDOT participants). All internal NCDOT employees have READ access to all projects. Create a Business NCID
What happens after I submit my best practice, lesson learned, or innovative idea?
To maintain the quality and reliability of the shared information, all submissions undergo a rigorous vetting process before being added to the CLEAR Database. By subjecting submissions to a vetting process, we ensure that only the most relevant and valuable ideas are included in the database. This careful evaluation helps us maintain a record of the knowledge shared, allowing personnel to search and explore these ideas when seeking to implement them in projects or programs.
