Triangle West TPO

Where do you need to go? Buses help Wake County residents reach work, school, medical appointments, shopping, and more. What destinations matter most to you? Take the survey at WakeTransit.org

The 2035 Wake Bus Plan has started — and we want feedback about what matters most to you! Share your feedback at WakeTransit.org!

FTA 5310 grant applications are now open! State/local governments, private non-profits, and public transportation operators are all eligible to apply for 5310 funds through August 25th at 2 pm. Follow the link to learn more: https://tinyurl.com/TPO5310

Help us decide where next to invest in transportation!

Triangle West has opened the public comment period for the selection of Local Input Points in Prioritization 8.0. Scan the QR code to provide your feedback.

Help shape the future of the J Branch rail corridor! A regional feasibility study is exploring potential future uses for the nearly 11-mile corridor from Chapel Hill through Carrboro and Orange County. The study’s first round of engagement is open. Details on public workshops and the online survey can be found at vhb.link/j-branch.

Triangle West has opened the public comment period for the selection of Local Input Points in Prioritization 8.0! Scan the QR code below to provide your feedback.

GoTriangle has opened a public comment opportunity for its new Triangle Mobility Hub site.

The Triangle Mobility Hub will be GoTriangle’s new multimodal transportation center that replaces the Regional Transit Center as the anchor for regional connectivity in the Triangle. The new facility will integrate buses, paratransit, micro transit , and rideshare services in one convenient location, and it will support connections to future transportation options.

Please click the link below to share your input. The survey will close on June 16, 2026.

https://buff.ly/ocQu6Gh

Triangle West TPO has partnered with the Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro, Orange County, UNC Chapel Hill, and the North Carolina Railroad to lead a regional feasibility study to examine potential future reuses of the J Branch rail corridor, and your feedback is being requested! Please take a few minutes to complete a short survey, which will help the project team better understand community priorities, experiences, and concerns, and will be used to inform vision, next steps, and future decisions.

For more information about the J Branch Rail Trail Feasibility Study, to take the survey, or to sign up for project updates, please visit vhb.link/j-branch.