Aug. 6 is independence day for Triangle teens and their parents or guardians. That’s when those ages 13 to 18 can start using a free Youth GoPass to explore a three-county world of malls, museums, jobs and schools – with a bus operator doing the driving.
The increasing popularity of GoTriangle’s long-distance express routes is just one reason the regional transit agency is trying out a higher-capacity transit coach over the next month.
GoDurham has been recognized as the urban Transit System of the Year by the North Carolina Public Transit Association for demonstrating exceptional achievement and leadership in its community.
Gathering public input is always an important part of designing GoDurham bus service, and it’s time for residents to weigh in a third time on the agency’s Short-Range Transit Plan as it heads toward final approval.
Safety is always Priority One at GoDurham, and when winter weather is in the forecast, the agency’s adverse weather plan is activated to maintain the well-being of riders and employees.
In an effort to gather as much feedback as possible on two scenarios for the Short-Range Transit Plan, GoDurham has added two more opportunities to hear about plans for simplifying bus routes, improving service frequency and providing better access to popular destinations.
