Heading out of town for Thanksgiving? Check out these travel tips for getting to Durham Station, Greensboro and the RDU Airport!

Development of the new Durham Transit Plan is underway. The Plan will determine how transit funding will be spent, identify bus service improvements, and help prioritize projects.

CAP registration is open for UNC commuters using sustainable transportation! Please read below for important transportation updates for the upcoming academic year (Aug. 1, 2020 to July 31, 2021). Commuter Alternative Program (CAP) Options Park-and-Ride permit for local lots GoTriangle … Continued

Chapel Hill Transit is fare-free in Chapel Hill and Carrboro. GoTriangle, PART, and Chatham Transit can get you around the region for a small fare. Don’t know how to ride the bus? Check out GoTriangle’s upbeat rap video or online guide. Use the free TransLoc Rider app or website to track buses in real-time.

P2P Airport Shuttle Free P2P airport shuttle from UNC – reserve a seat online a week in advance (or take GoTriangle buses for $2.25). P2P shuttles will run every hour between 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. on Friday, March 6. Amtrak, Megabus, … Continued

Don’t miss UNC’s biggest cycling event – Cyclicious! Visit The Pit on Friday, August 23, 2019 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. for: Free bike checks from The ReCYCLEry and The Bicycle Chain & The Clean Machine 50% off a … Continued

Heading out of town for Thanksgiving? Check out these travel tips: Charlotte Ride BreakShuttle! Depart from UNC Nov. 20, return Nov. 25. Early bird rate: $29. Durham Station Connect to Amtrak, Greyhound, or Megabus! From UNC, take GoTriangle bus 400. … Continued

Choose Your Change helps students use alternative transportation to make improvements in their lives. Participate with students from UNC, Duke, NCSU and more! Pledge by Oct. 31 and get a free t-shirt* from GoTriangle! Just give one of these options a try … Continued

Heading out of town for Fall Break? UNC has convenient and affordable options!

Southpoint Mall has announced that they will be enforcing the use of their Park & Ride spaces, and commuters may only use the designated spaces.