September 1, 2026Â –Â Â Students, faculty, and staff at William Peace University in Downtown Raleigh can now take advantage of regional public transit options thanks to the GoPass program. With the Education GoPass, members of the Peace community can travel via GoTriangle and GoRaleigh buses at no cost, allowing Pacers the chance to more efficiently explore…
August 27, 2026 — President & Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Brian Smith, who led GoTriangle through arguably its most successful year in the transit agency’s history, has been named the CEO at Hampton Roads Transit (HRT), Virginia’s largest multi-modal agency outside of the Washington, D.C. metro area. Before coming to GoTriangle, Smith was with…
August 11, 2026 – The Research Triangle community came together today to “Stuff a Bus” with school supplies in anticipation of the new school year. GoTriangle, the region’s public transit agency, worked in partnership with its neighbors at Tri Properties Incorporated to fill up a bus at Churchill Hall off of Page Road today. Every…
July 17, 2026 – GoTriangle is adjusting all of its 18 routes this August – changes that will improve on-time performance across the Triangle region. In addition, the regional transit agency is making a number of route changes to better connect people and the region with high-quality transit – particularly in western and southwestern Wake…
July 7, 2026 –  GoTriangle just completed a banner year for the Triangle region’s public transit agency. It was a year of firsts, including the agency’s first completed major transit station and the introduction of 15-minute frequency regional bus service. It was also a year of continued improvements in transit usage, ridership, and partnerships.  “It’s been a year full of significant effort and accomplishment,” said President/CEO Dr. Brian Smith. “The positive outcomes and steps forward have required dedication,…
June 25, 2026Â – Â The 2026 Golden Modes celebration, which recognizes Triangle employers, organizations, and commuters who utilize and promote sustainable travel options in their daily lives and company cultures, were held on June 23rd at Marbles Museum in Downtown Raleigh. This year’s award winners span sustainable travelers, community leaders, vendor partners, and more. This…
June 18, 2026 – For the second year in a row, GoTriangle, the Research Triangle region’s public transportation agency, has partnered with Durham Public Schools by inviting 12 high school interns to learn about public transit during the summer. These interns, as part of the Rising Star program, will gain valuable experience across multiple GoTriangle…
May 26, 2026 — A partnership between GoTriangle and public relations students from North Carolina State University during the Spring 2026 semester proved that not only is there an appetite from young people for public transportation in the Triangle, but also an appreciation for how transit can be reliable, affordable, and a connector for the…
May 21, 2026 – Tammy Romain, GoTriangle’s Director of Paratransit Operations, recently received exciting news at the 2026 North Carolina Public Transportation Association Conference (NCPTA). During the annual meeting on April 28, Tammy was officially elected to serve on the NCPTA Board of Directors for the 2026-28 term. The board serves as the governing body…
Mobility Mayhem 2026 proved that a little friendly competition can go a long way in changing how we get around the Triangle. April 17, 2026 – Throughout the month of March, 108 participants across Wake, Durham, and Orange counties logged their sustainable trips using Share the Ride NC, choosing options like biking, walking, transit, carpooling instead…