CAT’s contractor has replaced approximately 800 of over 1,400 bus stop signs in the City of Raleigh. Staff is checking each sign to make sure it matches the required location and other specifications. Thank you for this information, we are working with our contractor to correct any issues as quickly as possible. If you see other issues please feel free to contact us.

Thank you for your patience, this project is a huge undertaking but we feel confident the end product will be a great improvement over existing bus stop signage.

Wouldn't common sense (or just some good instructions) make it obvious these large bus shelters would get the new signs, rather than putting the new bus stop signs more than 100 feet away (sometimes more)? It seems all the shelters On the Hillsborough St corridor and at Cameron Village have had new signs installed no where near the shelter. Also, for all the Triangle Transit signs to have been removed seems to be more than just an accident. It seems like a lack of clear direction. I would like to know what the real reason the contractors did that, and why exactly they are not putting these new bus stop signs where the bus shelters are. Thank you.

Interestingly, here they actually put a new CAT sign right at the shelter (but took down the Triangle Transit and Wolfline signs). Then - I think this happened this week - they put a CAT/Triangle Transit sign up, but on the wrong part of the block. Anyway, I'm glad to hear this issue will be corrected quickly, and I'll post again if I find any other mistakes.

CAT’s contractor has replaced approximately 800 of over 1,400 bus stop signs in the City of Raleigh. Staff is checking each sign to make sure it matches the required location and other specifications. If you see other issues please feel free to contact us.

Thank you for your patience, this project is a huge undertaking but we feel confident the end product will be a great improvement over existing bus stop signage.