Aerial view of the Western Blvd. and Avent Ferry Rd. Intersection

Wake BRT - Western

Fast, Safe, and Reliable Transit for Everyone.

Western Corridor - Most Recent Update:

The Wake BRT: Western Corridor project is nearing completion of final 30% designs.  There will be public engagement opportunities once these designs are complete.

The Western Corridor Project was submitted to the Federal Transit Administration’s (FTA) Capital Investment Grant (CIG) program in Fall 2024. Ratings – which indicate how likely the project is likely to receive a full funding grant agreement are expected alongside the full FTA Fiscal Year 2026 Funding Recommendations, which have yet to be published. Environmental documentation continues to progress alongside final design.

Western Corridor - Handout (pdf)

Western Corridor - Spanish Handout (pdf)

Bus Rapid Transit is coming to our region! Planning is underway for fast, safe, and reliable bus service along four key corridors in Wake County. This page is about the Western Corridor, connecting Raleigh and Cary.

There are two major focus areas for BRT planning in Raleigh:

  1.  Design + Construction of the BRT routes, stations, and bus lanes, and;
  2. Station Area Planning which focuses on community planning for the amenities and areas within a short walk of BRT stations. 

You can get project updates, find engagement opportunities, seek resources, and more by clicking the boxes below.

What's Happening in the Western Corridor

  1. Design and Construction
  2. Station Area Land Use Planning

Contact

 

Planning Project Manager
Gabriel Wilkins
gabriel.wilkins@raleighnc.gov

Contact Gabriel with any planning and design questions about Western BRT.  

Engineering Project Manager
Ben Henderson
ben.henderson@raleighnc.gov 

Contact Ben with any engineering and construction questions about Western BRT. 

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