Federal grant helping Raleigh become even more bike-friendly
The City of Raleigh is building 27 additional miles of marked, on-road bicycle facilities thanks to a $1.1 million grant … Read more…
Raleigh is a diverse set of communities, each with their own unique transportation challenges – from Wakefield to Wake Med, from Walnut Creek to Brier Creek, from Pullen Park to Renaissance Park, from Lake Wheeler to Westlake, from Durant Road to South Saunders Street. Addressing each will require developing transportation options such as expanded bus service and moving forward with regional rail.
In 2015 the City broke ground on the new Union Station which will serve Raleigh as a transportation hub for decades to come. Nancy has consistently advocated for more funds dedicated specifically for bus stop shelters and benches.
Under Mayor McFarlane’s leadership, the City has incorporated complete street models, recognizing that streets need to function for more than just cars. Sidewalks, pedestrian, bikes, and alternate forms of transit all need to be considered when developing a transportation plan.
The City of Raleigh is building 27 additional miles of marked, on-road bicycle facilities thanks to a $1.1 million grant … Read more…
On Thursday, Mayor McFarlane participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for Raleigh’s new Downtown Remote Operations Facility. This site is located … Read more…
Nancy McFarlane: I want to say thank you to the volunteers with Code for Raleigh, for stepping up to create … Read more…
Last week, Capital Area Transit unveiled a new operations and maintenance facility! Capital Area Transit operates forty public transit routes … Read more…
This Saturday, April 2, the City will host a public workshop as a part of the Blue Ridge Road Corridor … Read more…
This morning, I was on hand for the ribbon cutting ceremony for Concourse D in Terminal 2 at RDU Airport! … Read more…
Yesterday, the City unveiled our first two electric vehicle charging stations! These two stations are both downtown, located across … Read more…
The State’s Department of Transportation (NCDOT) is holding a series of listening sessions to develop its next step in their … Read more…
This Saturday, October 30, the City will host an all-day public workshop to discuss the future of Capital Boulevard. Capital … Read more…
This week, the City is hosting a public meeting for proposed improvements to Newton Road. The meeting will take place … Read more…
As many of you know, there has been a lot of conversation in Raleigh surrounding the Southeast High Speed Rail … Read more…
Tonight, there will be a public hearing to discuss the future of the Southeast High Speed Rail. The discussion will … Read more…
Progress in Motion is an annual conference that is held for those interested in how railroads contribute to North Carolina’s … Read more…
I have begun receiving a series of letters from residents of The Cypress hoping for a new stoplight at Harvest … Read more…
Mobile digital television broadcasting joined forces with public transit, on Monday, April 13, as the City of Raleigh and WRAL, … Read more…