GoTriangle Sunday Service Update
GoTriangle Sunday service has resumed. Some routes may be using detours as the Triangle continues to clean up from the storm's impact Thanks for riding GoTriangle.
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GoTogether Campaign Highlights Commuter Stories to Promote Travel Options
GoTriangle is excited to launch a new education and awareness campaign, GoTogether, sharing real commuter stories to inspire our community to seek viable travel options to work, school, doctor's appointments and other important places, without driving alone in a car.
GoTriangle Reminds Commuters There are Transit Options Available as Fuel Runs Low
As fuel supplies in the Triangle remain low, GoTriangle reminds commuters there are transit options available.
"If drivers want to put their cars in park during the shortage, there are many bus routes available throughout Wake, Durham and Orange counties along with other options like rideshare and biking," said GoTriangle General Manager Jeff Mann. "September also is Try Transit month, which is a great time to explore different ways to travel to work, school, and other appointments."
Among the routes available:
Local Partners Are Working to Support the Durham-Orange Light Rail Transit Project
Leaders from local universities, health care institutions, government and the private sector are working with GoTriangle to meet the community goal of improving public transit in Durham and Orange counties including implementation of the Durham-Orange Light Rail Transit Project.
Cary Brother and Sister GoTogether with Transit to N.C. State
Having a direct transit connection from Cary to N.C. State makes it possible for a brother and sister to attend college, and go together.
GoTriangle/GoDurham Service for Labor Day
GoTriangle Service for Labor Day
GoTriangle regional, express, and shuttle routes will not operate on Monday, September 5, 2016, in observance of Labor Day. Administrative offices will also be closed.
Go Durham, GoDurham ACCESS and Bull City Connector Service for Labor Day
Carrboro to Durham Transit Service Begins Monday, August 8
Carrboro residents will have weekday transit service to Durham beginning on Monday, August 8th.
“We’re pleased to offer this service that meets a need we’ve heard from Carrboro residents,” said GoTriangle General Manager Jeff Mann. “By extending our former Chapel Hill to Durham route in the busy 15-501 corridor, we’ll give passengers an efficient one seat ride from Carrboro to downtown Chapel Hill, Duke, the VA and downtown Durham.”
The fare is $2.25 one way. The route will run in weekday peak hours.
American Underground Employees in Durham find Innovative Ways to GoTogether
Some of America’s newest companies are getting their start in Durham. It’s happening downtown at American Underground on the American Tobacco campus.
Transportation & Business Leaders Announce RTP Transit Task Force
Transportation and Business Leaders Announce New RTP Transit Task Force to Strengthen Regional Connectivity, Economic Development and Job Opportunities
GoTriangle, the Research Triangle Foundation (RTF), the North Carolina Railroad Company (NCRR) and the Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority are forming a new transit task force to enhance connectivity to jobs, destinations throughout the region and to global opportunities.
GoTriangle Statement on Legislative Light Rail and Commuter Rail Restrictions
From GoTriangle General Manager Jeff Mann on the proposed budget announced last night at the General Assembly: