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North Carolina regional rail project drives GPS down a different track, delivering speedy and accurate results.
The project he’s referring to is the $724 million, 35-mile Phase I Regional Rail System, an innovative commuter rail conceived by the Triangle Transit Authority (TTA), a regional public transportation organization that serves North Carolina’s Durham, Orange and Wake Counties. Built primarily within the right of way of an existing freight railroad system, this new rail is expected to transport more than 28,000 riders daily within the Raleigh-Durham/Chapel Hill Triangle Region by 2025.