News

Jun 21, 2018

Dump the Pump Day 2018: One Triangle grad student’s #trytransit tale

Billy Lane hopes the story of his transit awakening helps other Triangle residents skip the baby steps and get right to a full-on run to a stress-free, money-saving and time-creating ride.

Raleigh artist Autumn Cobeland rides a GoRaleigh bus with her daughters Maya and Tess from their home in Five Points to downtown Raleigh. The family decided to dump one of its cars a few years ago.

Jun 15, 2018

Dump the Pump Day is June 21: Fostering family time just one reason to try it

Started by the American Public Transportation Association in 2006 to encourage people to ride public transportation instead of driving alone in a car, the National Dump the Pump Day for 2018 is Thursday, June 21.

Jun 14, 2018

A statement from GoTriangle General Manager Jeff Mann on technical corrections bill

We appreciate the General Assembly’s decision to amend budget language that would have made it nearly impossible for Durham and Orange counties’ light-rail project to secure the $1.2 billion federal investment needed to build the project.

Jun 6, 2018

A statement from GoTriangle on the proposed state budget provision regarding light-rail funding

In response to lawmakers that suggested there may be some “ambiguity” in the requirements to receive federal funding for large transit projects like Durham and Orange counties’ light rail.

May 28, 2018

State budget proposal could impact planned transit projects

Today GoTriangle learned that the revised state budget includes a provision that would negatively affect transit projects in our state.

May 21, 2018

Transit agencies proud to gear up to transport Valor Games Southeast athletes

Before the first volleyball is served, the first weight is lifted or the surest arrow is shot, the 100-plus athletes participating this week in the Valor Games Southeast 2018 have to get between their hotels and their sports venues in Chapel Hill, Durham and Raleigh.