What major transit paths or corridors are being considered?
The transit corridors being studied in the Alternatives Analysis (AA) process are: • The Wake County Corridor begins in the vicinity of the Triangle Metro Center, just south of I-40, in Research Triangle Park and follows the existing North Carolina Railroad corridor to Downtown Raleigh where it turns northward, continuing on the CSX corridor to near Triangle Town Center. The Wake County Corridor may include future extensions from Triangle Town Center to Wake Forest and from downtown Cary to Apex. • The Durham/Orange County Corridor begins in Chapel Hill in the vicinity of the University of North Carolina Campus and roughly follows the US 15/501 corridor north to the City of Durham, where it turns eastward to follow the existing NCRR corridor to approximately the Triangle Metro Center in Research Triangle Park. • The Durham/Wake County Corridor would involve a study of transit corridor options that follow the existing NCRR corridor from Durham through Research Triangle Park and Downtown
