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Celebrate PRIDE Month on our trails or a ride on GoDurham!

🚨 RIDER ALERT 🚨 Effective Immediately, Gregson Street will be closed between Club Boulevard and Markham Avenue from 9 am to 4 pm on Wednesday, June 4th. The purpose of the closure is for an emergency water main repair. Impacting Route 1. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Juneteenth is quickly approaching. Since 2022, our department has honored the holiday by taking a moment to pause and reflect on our nation’s history through the Stop Sign Challenge. The challenge supports our commitment to ensuring mobility is a service for all. Last year, we

Important information as we prepare for multiple days of rain showers in Durham and the surrounding areas.

Yesterday, transportation staff gathered at the Sign and Signal Shop for the department's annual cookout. The event celebrated staff's efforts to keep Bull City moving safely and sustainably.

As part of the City’s Vision Zero Program to improve traffic safety, the City's Signal Team installed Leading Pedestrian Intervals (LPIs) and No Turn on Red (NTOR) restrictions on all four legs of the intersection of W. Club Boulevard and Washington Street.

We are excited to welcome Natyjua Thompson, our Vision Zero Project Planner! She is a master’s student in City and Regional Planning at UNC-Chapel Hill, specializing in Transportation Planning. In this role, she will create the City’s first Vision Zero data dashboard. The

Starting tomorrow, Thursday, June 12th, the Kiss and Ride area will be relocated across the street. As construction is underway at Durham Station, we will periodically notify you of the various changes that will be occurring as these changes may affect you. Please see map!

Have you heard about the City's new Microtransit Program? Riders can take a free shuttle to and from East and North Durham destinations. The service operates as a same-day door-to-door transit program serving areas in which the GoDurham network does not operate. Visit

This Month, Biking and Pedestrian Planner Hannah Salvaggio led staff from the City of Raleigh on a bike tour across Durham's Neighborhood Bike Routes. The group also explored Durham's existing and upcoming bike facility projects during the tour.

We are excited to announce that we will continue to offer Fare-Free service through June 2026! 🎉 We are both thrilled and honored about the future of GoDurham, and we look forward to serving our community while continually making improvements along the way.☺️

This Month, the Sign Division installed green paint along Main Street. NCDOT resurfaced Main Street last year, and the City submitted an updated pavement marking design that improved the bike lane markings by adding buffers, green paint in conflict zones, and bike boxes at key

Every year, we acknowledge Juneteenth as more than a celebration. We use the holiday to empower, educate, and engage the community by talking through our history. Use the #StopSignChallenge to help you celebrate, educate, and advocate for the continued push for fairness by

🚨RIDER ALERT 🚨 Attention, passengers Route 2 is currently experiencing a Short-Term Detour. Angier Avenue is closed between East End Ave. to S. Hoover Road due to crews responding to a water main break. Please plan trips accordingly.

The City’s pavement marking team installed vertically separated bike lanes along Fayetteville Street between Main Street and Ramseur Street. NCDOT resurfaced Fayetteville Street, and the marking team restriped it last year.

City staff from Public Works, Neighborhood Improvement Services, and Transportation attended UNC Chapel Hill's annual Vision Zero Institute. The two-day interactive meeting allowed all municipalities in NC to learn, collaborate, and identify ways to support Vision Zero efforts

Here's a recap of this month's newsletter. The City of Durham's Transportation Department is committed to enhancing travel experiences. Join us for the Eno River Festival on July 4-5, celebrating local culture with live music and food trucks. Our recent City budget approval

Heads up if you're riding GoDurham Transit this Friday.

As we prepare to celebrate America's independence, take some time to learn your travel rights. Read this month's article, waytogodurham.com/project/freedo….

Last week, our department presented the findings from the outreach and engagement of the Re-Imagining Durham Freeway Pathways to Connection Study to stakeholders. The team will kick off public engagement at different events across Durham this month. Staff are excited to share the