GoTriangle is exploring options that utilize each agencies GTFS and “bundles” them all into a single data integration (Static and/or Real-Time). This allows alerts to be issued by way of emailing subscribers via a connected database by agency and route (Existing), push notifying applications such as google maps, Apple maps, Transit App, UMO, etc., and has the ability to be embed on our websites (Wordpress).
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City
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Research Triangle Park
County
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Durham
Phone Number
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(919) 485-7433
Zip Code
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27709
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Research Triangle Regional Public Transportation Authority
GoTriangle Board of Trustees Board Meeting Minutes
Date: Sep 23, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board meeting included a comprehensive report from the President and CEO regarding community partnerships, federal transit grant submissions, and rail infrastructure investments. The Audit and Finance Committee presented updates on budget ordinances and architectural service agreements, which were addressed in the consent agenda alongside new information technology policies. Additionally, the board reviewed reports on regional transit planning, Bus Rapid Transit corridor extensions, and findings from the Mpact Transit + Community Conference regarding transit-oriented development. The session concluded after a closed session with the appointment of an Interim President and CEO.
The committee discussed proposed service changes scheduled for February 2027, focusing on realigning routes 700, 705, and DRX to improve ridership trends, service reliability, and on-time performance. The proposal included a Title VI analysis and public engagement results indicating positive feedback. Additionally, the committee reviewed the FY26 Annual Bus Service Report, which highlighted significant system-wide service expansion, increased ridership, and successful operator retention efforts.
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The committee discussed participating in the Regional Transit Origin-Destination Survey to gather data on rider behavior for future service planning. They evaluated proposals for banking services, ultimately recommending JPMorgan Chase Bank as the provider based on its technical capabilities, pricing, and support. Additionally, updates were provided regarding service amendments for Routes 800, DRX, and the Transit Assistance Pass, as well as a preliminary financial update covering FY26 year-end results and current cash and investment balances.
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