This is an unprecedented time. As the coronavirus situation continues to change rapidly, I wanted to update our community on the precautions GoTriangle is taking.
GoTriangle’s Board of Trustees voted today to hire Charles E. Lattuca, executive director of Transit Development and Delivery for the Maryland Department of Transportation, as president and CEO of GoTriangle.
GoTriangle is closely monitoring updates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and local health departments about the new strain of Coronavirus known as Covid-19.
March is telework month, and GoTriangle has all of the information a business needs to develop and improve options to allow employees to work from home.
Full-time lawyer and part-time customer information specialist. It’s a combination that Steven Forbes thrives on. The flexible hours GoTriangle offers in many departments allow many employees like Forbes to achieve more, follow their passion and shape their future.
To help remove transportation as a barrier to education, GoTriangle and Wake Tech Community College have signed an agreement to offer a GoPass to all Wake Tech students and employees, allowing them to ride free on any public transit route in the Triangle.
Just two weeks after celebrating his 12th anniversary at GoTriangle this month, Ernest Shannon is leaving to fulfill a dream he conceived while working as a bus supervisor here.
Early studies needed to understand whether the commuter rail project that Wake and Durham counties have included in their transit plans would be feasible show that two route scenarios of the eight studied likely would qualify for the federal funding needed to complete the project.
The buses, built by Proterra, were ordered after GoTriangle won a $943,000 federal low- or no-emission grant to help pay for them. Duke Energy provided $100,000 toward two charging stations as well.
