Orange County NC Website
03 40 transit. <br /> at ow <br /> IU si Orange transit - network <br /> The bus , rail , and other types <br /> C of public transportation routes <br /> k. available in a region or area . <br /> This section provides an overview of transit service providers, the existing transit network, <br /> and transit system performance. <br /> ublic transit service supports basic mobility for GoDurham: provides no service in Orange County but <br /> individuals who do not have access to a private does offer some connections with GoTriangle routes <br /> vehicle or other means of transportation. Publictransit near the county line <br /> service also supports overall transportation goals such as Piedmont Authority for Regional Transit (PART): <br /> reduced congestion and reduced travel time and can help provides service in the Greensboro, Winston-Salem, <br /> meet environmental goals including reduced emissions, and High Point Piedmont Triad, operates a bus that <br /> improved air quality, and a decreased reliance on fossil runs during rush hour and sparsely during midday <br /> fuels. These benefits impact both riders and non-riders connecting Chapel Hill and Mebane to Greensboro,with <br /> making public transit a true public good. For these reasons a timed connection a few times a day to GoTriangle <br /> alone,public transit investments are a foundational element service in Mebane. <br /> of great communities. <br /> Transit System Performance <br /> Network Overview Several key indicators help us understand how well the <br /> Orange County has several transit providers including: current transit system is functioning. These include <br /> • Orange County Public Transit (OCPT): a department of frequency of service, productivity of service, network <br /> Orange County, operates three circulator routes coverage (the number of people currently near transit <br /> • Chapel Hill Transit (CHT): a shared enterprise of the service) and transit network accessibility. <br /> Town of Chapel Hill,Town of Carrboro, and the University <br /> of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; serves most of the town Frequency <br /> of Chapel Hill and runs a weekday rush hour service The amount of time between transit vehicles on the some <br /> between Chapel Hill and Hillsborough (route 420) route. Frequencies of 15 minutes or less generate the <br /> • GoTriangle: operates regional bus and shuttle service, greatest benefits for riders and service providers. Frequency <br /> paratransit services, ride matching and vanpools; should be considered relative to trip length[i.e.,itmokes less <br /> provides commuter resources and an emergency ride sense to wait a long time to travel a short distance]. <br /> home program for the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill <br /> area including Apex, Cary, Chapel Hill, Durham, Garner, Several transit routes in Orange County operate only <br /> Hillsborough, Knightdale, RDU International Airport, during rush hours; other routes run more frequently during <br /> Raleigh, the Research Triangle Park, Wendell, Wake rush hour, including some very frequent routes including <br /> Forest, and Zebulon CHT routes U, RU, S and FCX. Few CHT routes run into the <br /> Connecting services: evening,and those that do have lower frequencies and often <br /> • GoTriangle: operates routes connecting Chapel Hill with stop service at 9 PM. Fewer routes run on weekends,though <br /> Durham and provides regional transit services between more service is now available on weekends following CHT's <br /> Wake, Durham, Orange, and Alamance Counties; August 2020 network update. OCPT serves a very large, <br /> Orange-Durham Express route provides hourly peak mostly low-density area across much of the county making <br /> only service between Durham Station and Mebane City it difficult to provide service at useful frequencies. Service <br /> Hall is primarily coverage-oriented, providing basic access for <br />