The R-Line is a zero-fare circulator bus service that traversed a three-mile loop in the shape of an inverted U through downtown Raleigh, North Carolina. The three green-painted, hybrid-electric buses stopped every 15 minutes at stops marked with an R-Line sign. Service ran from 7 AM to 11 PM Monday through Wednesday, 7 AM to 2:15 AM Thursday through Saturday, and 1 PM to 8 PM Sunday.
The R-line was suspended in January 2021[1][2], but in April 2024 GoRaleigh announced that the service would resume in May 2024.[3]
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Major Stops
As of May 2020, the list of stops included:
- R1 - Raleigh Convention Center and Red Hat Amphitheater
- R2 - Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts and Shaw University
- R4, R5 - City Market at Moore Square, Moore Square Historic District, and Marbles Kids Museum
- R6 - State Capitol
- R7 - North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and North Carolina Museum of History
- R9 and R20 - William Peace University
- R14 - Raleigh Union Station
- R23 - North Carolina General Assembly
- R25 - City of Raleigh Municipal Complex
References
- ^ "R-Line Service to be Temporarily Suspended". Retrieved 2023-05-17.
- ^ "R-LINE". Retrieved 2023-05-17.
- ^ "GoRaleigh to Add Additional Service Beginning May 5, 2024". GoRaleigh. Retrieved 10 April 2024.
External links
- [2] - R-Line page at the City of Raleigh website - Retrieved 27 Jun 2020.
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