A new North Raleigh express bus route, more park-and-ride lots and a move toward mobile ticketing and free rides for those over age 65 are some of the highlights of GoTriangle’s next package of proposed service improvements as we go forward with our community investment in transit.
When he's not GoTriangle’s lead morning bus supervisor, Ernest Shannon is working on his doctorate in ministry and pastoral counseling from Liberty University.
GoTriangle has won a national award in the annual APTA AdWheel competition, taking first place in the Best Marketing and Communications Educational Effort: Special Event for its work collecting and delivering donations to Eastern North Carolina in the wake of Hurricane Florence last fall.
Getting car-struck motorists to explore a new match or, more accurately, a new mode of transportation was the goal of the online campaign that GoTriangle launched this month in tantalizing fashion.
When GoTriangle Road Supervisor Ken Williams heard that a Route DRX rider had dropped a wallet on a bus one Friday evening last month, he took that loss personally.
GoTriangle’s Board of Trustees voted today to offer free fare on all of the agency’s routes to federal employees required to work during the prolonged government shutdown.
