North Carolina State University
- Transportation

Wolfline, Public Transportation, & Cars

There are two busing systems available to everyone. Wolfline, the system that most students use to travel to class, comes to a variety of stops around town where most students would be. There is also the public transportation system of Raleigh that goes anywhere you want. You also have the option to use your car. However, to park on campus, you would need to have a parking permit. Therefore, most students use the Wolfline.

Ugh...

Buses need more effective routes and better times. Parking is horrible! The decks can be ok, but the lots have spaces that are entirely too small and terrible parkers (taking up several spots, etc.) are often not ticketed. Parking is out on the edges, no where near where you need to go. It usually takes 10-15 min to walk from your car to where you need to go.

Transportation

NCSU Transportation has partnered with Capital Area Transit (CAT) and Triangle Transit (TT) to offer free area transit to all NC State students, faculty and staff. The program is called "GoPass" and is meant to provide an alternative to driving. Other transportation options are: Wolfline, GoPass, CAT (Capital Area Transit), Triangle Transit, GoTriangle Trip Planner, Emergency Ride Home, and Wolfrails Application.