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Capital Area Transit
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New website is for the Triangle, by the Triangle
Triangle Wiki was launched in March and already has over 1,200 pages and 300 editors, but the website's creator is looking to expand the site even further.
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Raleigh seeks federal funds for transit hub
The City Council voted Tuesday to apply for a federal grant to pick up the lion's share of the cost for a rail station in west Raleigh that also would serve as a hub for regional transit services.
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App, website offer updated bus information
Commuters in the Triangle have a new tool to help them arrive on time. Triangle Transit, Raleigh's Capital Area Transit , Chapel Hill, Durham and North Carolina State University bus systems are all a part of a first-in-the-nation partnership with TranLoc to feed route and schedule information to digital platforms.
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Bus riders claim harassment at downtown Raleigh station
A Raleigh city official said Tuesday that he sees nothing wrong with a private subcontractor's policy toward loitering at a bus station even though some bus riders see it as harassment.
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Man stabbed at Raleigh bus terminal
A young man was cut in the face during at altercation at the Capital Area Transit bus terminal at Moore Square in Raleigh around noon Saturday, police said.
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Fairgoers fight traffic for annual treat
The fair attracted record crowds on both Thursday afternoon â?? the preview day â?? and Friday, drawing more than 77,000 visitors that day.
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No need to drive; transit alternatives exist for fairgoers
As people make preparations to attend the N.C. State Fair, Oct. 14-24, fair officials reminding them about the alternatives to driving and parking at the fairgrounds.
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Raleigh adopts budget
The Raleigh City Council on Monday adopted its nearly $620 million budget for the fiscal year 2010-11.
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Man hit trying to catch CAT bus
A 19-year-old Raleigh man was struck by a van while trying to cross Capital Boulevard Tuesday morning to catch a bus, police said.
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Raleigh budget proposal includes no property tax increase
A $620.3 million spending plan erases a projected $7.5 million deficit for the 2010-11 fiscal year, which starts in July.
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