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System Every Bus That Travels Through Downtown Stops at One-Way Fare MONDAY–FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY / HOLIDAYS GoRaleigh Routes SPAN FREQUENCY (Minutes) SPAN FREQUENCY SPAN FREQUENCY How To Ride RT # ROUTE NAME (Operating hours) Peak Off-Peak (Operating hours) (Minutes) (Operating hours) (Minutes) RT # Route Types 1 Capital 4:30am–12:10am 15 15 or 60 5:45am–12:08am 30 or 60 5:45am–11:27pm 30 or 60 1 Where do I catch the bus? Most GoRaleigh routes are 2 Falls of Neuse 5:00am–11:25pm 30 30 or 60 5:30am–10:59pm 60 5:30am–10:59pm 60 2 You can catch a GoRaleigh bus at one of the radial routes which begin and 3 Glascock 6:15am–9:44pm 30 60 7:00am–8:42pm 60 7:00am–8:42pm 60 3 many bus stop signs located throughout Raleigh. end in downtown Raleigh. 4 Rex Hospital 4:30am–12:15am 30 30 4:30am–12:15am 30 4:30am–12:15am 30 4 These signs are conveniently located along each 5 Biltmore Hills 5:30am–12:03am 30 60 6:10am–12:12am 60 6:10am–11:12pm 60 5 route. (Please be at your stop a few minutes The “L” routes circulate early–the bus is expected within 5 minutes of 6 Crabtree 5:55am–9:15pm 30 60 7:00am–10:00pm 60 7:00am–10:00pm 60 6 through an area or operate as the scheduled time.) a cross-town route and link 7 South Saunders 5:45am–11:45pm 15 15 or 60 6:00am–11:45pm 30 or 60 6:00am–10:59pm 30 or 60 7 How do I pay? For issues regarding bus stops/shelters, please with one or more radial 7L Carolina Pines 5:45am–11:00pm 30 60 6:45am–9:33pm 60 6:45am–9:33pm 60 7L All GoRaleigh buses are equipped with electronic fareboxes. GoRaleigh 5:55am–11:00pm 30 60 7:00am–11:00pm 60 7:00am–11:00pm 60 call the City of Raleigh Transit Program at 919- fareboxes accept all denominations of coins and bills up to $20. You may routes. 8 Six Forks 8 996-3030 or email [email protected]. 10 Longview 5:30am–9:40pm 30 60 7:00am–9:40pm 60 7:00am–9:40pm 60 10 either pay your fare in cash, a stored value card, or with a pass. When The “X” routes are express paying for a Reduced Fare, a GoRaleigh ID must be shown. Please call 11 5:45am–11:28pm 30 60 5:45am–11:28pm 60 5:45am–10:58pm 60 11 How do I signal the bus to stop? routes which operate Avent Ferry 919-996-3459 about reduced fares and GoRaleigh IDs. 11L Buck Jones 5:55am–10:49pm 60 60 6:40am–10:49pm 60 6:40am–10:49pm 60 11L To signal an approaching bus to stop, stand near non-stop or with limited stops If exact change is not provided when paying with cash, a change card 5:45am–10:59pm 30 60 6:45am–10:59pm 60 6:45am–10:59pm 60 the curb at the bus stop, and signal the bus. The along the body of the route. 12 Method 12 with the remaining amount will be issued. Change cards are not 6:00am–6:55pm 30 30 6:00am–6:55pm 30 6:00am–6:55pm 30 driver will stop where it is safe to do so. Stops on these routes are 13 Chavis Heights 13 redeemable for cash. Cash and change cards are inserted into the slot on 5:22am–11:40pm 15 15 or 60 5:30am–11:40pm 30 or 60 5:30am–10:53pm 30 or 60 generally available only at the 15 WakeMed 15 How do I recognize my bus? the farebox. Passes and stored value cards are swiped through the card 15L Trawick 5:45am–11:12pm 45 45 5:45am–11:12pm 45 5:45am–11:12pm 45 15L reader. Please have your fare or pass ready when boarding the bus. For beginning and end points of Each bus is equipped with an identification sign 6:15am–10:58pm 30 60 7:15am–10:58pm 60 7:15am–10:58pm 60 current fare information, call 919-485-RIDE (7433). the route. 16 Oberlin 16 on the front of the bus above the driver, and on 60 60 60 60 17 Rock Quarry 6:15am–10:51pm 6:15am–10:51pm 6:15am–10:51pm 17 the side of the bus. The signs identify the route How do I transfer? 18 Poole/Barwell 6:00am–12:00am 30 60 6:30am–12:30am 60 6:30am–11:30pm 60 18 Frequency Chart on which the bus is operating and the direction If one route doesn't take you where you want to go, you'll need to transfer 18S Poole 6:30am–7:00pm Peak only — No Service — No Service — 18S The chart on the right shows it is traveling. Buses that are not operating on a to another bus. Ask the driver for a Day Pass when you pay your fare on 19 MLK/Sunnybrook 6:00am–11:58pm 15 15 or 30 6:00am–11:58pm 30 6:00am–11:58pm 30 19 GoRaleigh route will display a message such as the hours of operation the first bus. When boarding the second bus, swipe your Day Pass in the 20 5:00am–11:55pm 30 30 or 60 No Service — No Service — 20 “GARAGE,” “MAINTENANCE,” or “OUT OF according to the day of the Garner farebox. 5:00am–11:59pm 30 30 or 60 5:00am–11:59pm 30 or 60 5:00am–10:59pm 30 or 60 SERVICE” and will not pick up passengers. week, and the frequency of 21 Caraleigh 21 5:30am–10:14pm 30 30 or 60 6:30am–10:14pm 30 or 60 6:30am–10:14pm 30 or 60 Where should I sit? each route (how many 22 State Street 22 6:10am–7:10pm 30 60 6:25am–7:00pm 60 6:25am–7:00pm 60 The seats in the front of the bus, directly behind the driver, and next to the minutes apart trips are 23L Millbrook 23L 6:10am–7:30pm 30 60 6:57am–7:15pm 60 6:57am–7:15pm 60 front door should be offered to senior citizens or passengers with mobility scheduled for each bus 24L North Crosstown 24L 5:19am–8:19pm 60 60 7:20am–8:20pm 60 7:20am–8:20pm 60 impairments. When seated, please keep arms, legs and personal items route). The minutes listed are 25L Triangle Town Center 25L 6:30am–11:27pm 30 60 6:30am–11:27pm 30 or 60 6:30am–11:27pm 30 or 60 out of the aisles. approximate. Peak and 26 Edwards Mill 26 For the safety and comfort of everyone on board, smoking, eating and 5:30am–11:30pm 30 30 or 60 5:30am–11:30pm 30 or 60 5:30am–11:30pm 30 or 60 Off-Peak service hours vary 27 Blue Ridge 27 drinking are prohibited. Operating audio equipment without headphones is 6:00am–10:00pm 60 60 No Service — No Service — by route. Please refer to 33 Knightdale 33 prohibited. Pets are not allowed. Service animals are permitted. 5:00am–11:25pm 30 30 or 60 5:00am–11:25pm 30 or 60 5:00am–11:25pm 30 or 60 individual route schedules for 36 Creedmoor 36 6:15am–6:40pm 30 — No Service — No Service — How do I disembark? deviations and complete 40X Wake Tech Express 40X 5:55am–11:15pm Variable Variable 5:45am–11:12pm Variable 5:45am–11:12pm Variable While enjoying the ride, remember to watch for your stop. Signal the driver timetable information (see 55X Poole Road Express 55X 70X Brier Creek Express 6:17am–8:13pm Peak only — 6:17am–6:08pm Peak only 6:17am–6:08pm Peak only 70X a block before your stop by pressing the rubber strip or pulling the yellow printed schedules or visit cord beside the window. Wait for the bus to come to a complete stop 401X Rolesville Express 5:42am–7:54pm 60 — No Service — No Service — 401X www.GoRaleigh.org). before you stand to exit. Whenever possible, please exit by the rear door. R R-Line 7:00am–11:00pm* 15 15 7:00am–2:15am† 15 1:00pm–8:00pm 15 R *R-Line Monday-Wednesday †R-Line Thursday-Saturday GoRaleigh ROUTES / Rutas GoRaleigh Station Boarding Platforms ROUTE NAME PLATFORM DOWNTOWN RALEIGH / Raleigh Céntrico 1 Capital D 2 Falls of Neuse D Franklin . d 3 Glascock E v l Halifax William B 1 1 Platform C E. HARGETT STREET 4 Rex Hospital D 8 l Peace a Pace 6 t 3 3 ROUTE NUMBER / Biltmore Hills B i University NUMERO DE RUTA 5 p a Boundary VM 55X 100 105 6 Crabtree D Peace C South Saunders A 12 2 12 1 Peace CRX DRX 7 16 R Platform A 8 Six Forks D *Board 13 to Raleigh ROUTE NUMBER / 13 Union Station Longview E NUMERO DE RUTA 10 Avent Ferry B 1 7 20 22 11 12 Method E 3 3 1 Polk Blount St. 13 Chavis Heights B & C 12 12 2 Wilmington St. WakeMed D 2 Platform 15 R R Platform A C ROUTE NUMBER / 16 Oberlin E Blount Person NUMERO DE RUTA Bloodworth ROUTE NUMBER / 17 Rock Quarry B NUMERO DE RUTA ZWX 8 Lane Harrington West Moore 18 Poole/Barwell B Glenwood R 300 301 305 16 Lane 10 Square 18S Poole B FRX WRX 6 R 19 MLK/Sunnybrook B 1 Dawson Salisbury McDowell Park 10 East E INFORMATION BOOTH 20 Garner A Jones Jones Caraleigh B F 21 Wilmington 10 VM VM i 22 State Street A Mary's St.
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