2035 Wake Transit Plan Update; Phase 1 begins
Wake Transit Plan Update
Wake Transit Plan Update
After suspending fares during the COVID-19 pandemic, GoTriangle will return to collecting fares on July 1, 2024, with new options for passengers that include digital ticketing and a convenient pass for low-income riders to ride fare-free. Youth (ages 13-18) and seniors (ages 65 and older) will still ride free (as they did pre-pandemic) after they … Read more
One Wake Transit Work Plan amendment request was submitted for consideration in the FY 2024 Q4 amendment cycle. The amendment request was a “major” capital project amendment, requesting that funds be budgeted from a reserve account for a new project. The public review and comment period began on March 8 and ends April 5, 2024. … Read more
There are only a few days left until the end of the 30-day public comment period for the Draft FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan on March 26, 2024. Don’t delay, comment today! Input from community members and other Wake Transit stakeholders is vital to the planning process. There are several ways for individuals and … Read more
The Draft FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan is open for public comment from February 26 through March 26, 2024.
The Wake Transit Plan is a funding and investment program designed to implement the goals that guide the improvement and expansion of public transportation in Wake County. Voters approved a half-cent sales tax in 2016 dedicated to investments in public transit. The investments of Wake Transit Plan funds are guided by the Four Big Moves: … Read more
The Wake County Transit Planning Advisory Committee (TPAC) coordinates the planning and implementation of the Wake Transit Plan. The TPAC serves a structured advisory role to the governing boards that share responsibility for overseeing the Wake Transit Plan: the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization’s (CAMPO) Executive Board; and, the GoTriangle Board of Trustees. TPAC Subcommittees … Read more
The morning’s bus commute started aboard GoTriangle Route 300 from Cary Depot and ended with a short walk from a stop along Salisbury Street to the site of the Raleigh Union Station Bus Facility (RUS Bus). The day’s groundbreaking ceremony was entertaining, informational, and meaningful to the Wake Transit community. About 100 project partners and … Read more
WAKE TRANSIT HELPS COMMUNITIES GO FORWARD… What is the Purpose of the Wake Transit Blog?The Wake Transit Blog is an online resource developed to connect communities with accurate and timely information about the Wake Transit Plan and the Go Forward program, which promotes the Wake County, Durham County, and Orange County transit plans. Wake County … Read more