Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

80,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.36 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 60 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.79 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$3.91 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Alamance County Transportation Authority

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

95,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.62 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 53 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $2 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$4.43 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Albemarle Regional Health Services

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

17,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$269,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 15 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $413,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$918,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Alleghany County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

32,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$531,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 24 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $876,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.89 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Anson County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

55,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$844,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 42 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.15 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.5 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Ashe County Transportation Authority, Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

25,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$412,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 21 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $669,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.45 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Avery County Transportation Authority

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

37,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$643,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 10 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $487,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.05 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Beaufort County Developmental Center Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

28,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$501,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 16 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $408,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$874,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Bladen County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

50,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$849,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 19 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $808,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.74 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Brunswick Transit System, Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

93,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.61 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 56 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.72 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$3.73 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Cabarrus County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

67,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.12 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 32 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $937,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.03 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Carteret County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

24,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$395,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 15 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $713,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.56 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Caswell County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

88,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.47 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 53 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.47 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$3.19 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Chatham Transit Network

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

37,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$610,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 21 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $606,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.32 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Cherokee County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

82,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.38 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 31 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.49 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$3.32 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Choanoke Public Transportation Authority

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

15,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$245,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 23 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $572,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.22 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Clay County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

35,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$569,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 17 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $813,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.76 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Columbus County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

23,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$389,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 12 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $603,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.26 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Cumberland County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

19,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$308,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 18 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $478,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.03 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Dare County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

41,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$677,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 18 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $694,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.53 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Duplin County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

28,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$475,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 12 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $610,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.3 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Durham County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

72,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.26 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 19 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $929,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.05 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

22,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$360,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 13 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $477,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.04 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Gates County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

20,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$346,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 16 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $482,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.05 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Graham County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

24,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$416,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 7 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $329,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$719,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Greene County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

173,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$2.92 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 10 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $419,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$940,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Guilford County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

59,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$981,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 27 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.3 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.79 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Harnett County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

67,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.12 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 32 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.12 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.43 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Hoke County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

16,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$276,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 7 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $338,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$837,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Hyde County Non-Profit Private Transportation Corp Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

27,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$431,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 19 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $684,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.49 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Jackson County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

96,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.6 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 63 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $2.4 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$5.22 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Johnston County Council on Aging, Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

185,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$2.95 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 110 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $3.43 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$7.52 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Kerr Area Transportation Authority

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

59,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 32 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $827,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.86 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Lee County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

73,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.25 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 32 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $957,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.1 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Lenoir County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

43,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$696,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 35 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.15 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.5 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Lincoln County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

38,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$600,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 27 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $863,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.96 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Macon County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

16,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$263,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 8 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $385,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$808,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Madison County Transportation Authority

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

29,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$497,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 19 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $590,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.27 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Martin County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

25,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$425,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than - JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $0,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$0,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY McDowell County Transportation Planning Bd Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

348,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$6.02 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 168 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $8.23 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$17.2 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Mecklenburg County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

61,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.08 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 26 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $731,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.61 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Mitchell County Transportation Authority

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

30,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$478,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 23 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.09 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.38 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Moore County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

40,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$677,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 23 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $951,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.18 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Mountain Projects Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

87,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.5 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 48 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.44 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$3.08 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Onslow United Transit System, Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

23,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$366,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 18 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $773,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.67 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Pender Adult Services Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

48,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$823,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 13 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $627,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.36 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Person County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

39,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$663,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 23 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $761,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.62 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Pitt County/Pitt Area Transit System

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

41,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$692,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 24 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $670,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.44 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Polk County Transportation Authority

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

66,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.12 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 44 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.4 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$3.03 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Randolph County Senior Adults Assoc. Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

40,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$681,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 19 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $669,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.46 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Richmond Interagency Transportation, Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

60,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.06 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 27 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $956,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.05 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Robeson County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

89,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.37 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 44 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $2.02 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$4.36 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Rockingham County Council on Aging Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

91,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.47 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 28 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.34 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.95 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Rowan County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

52,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$848,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 29 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $972,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.11 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Rutherford County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

33,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$577,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 18 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $609,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.31 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Sampson County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

30,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$473,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 11 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $558,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.2 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Scotland County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

48,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$828,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 26 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $925,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.98 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Stanly County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

23,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$399,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 16 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $403,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$867,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Swain County Focal Point on Aging Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

62,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.04 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 34 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.55 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$3.28 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Transportation Administration of Cleveland County Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

30,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$527,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 10 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $434,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$911,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Transylvania County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

8,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$137,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 2 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $66,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$144,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Tyrrell County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

74,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.26 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 50 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.58 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$3.37 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Union County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

254,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$4.3 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 112 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $5.47 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$11.7 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Wake County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

15,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$256,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 7 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $317,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$697,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Washington County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

64,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.02 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 47 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.38 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.99 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Wilkes Transportation Authority

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

48,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$811,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 27 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.27 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.71 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Wilson County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

117,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.86 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 105 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $4.53 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$9.73 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Yadkin Valley Economic Development District Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

21,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$360,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 16 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $435,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$945,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Yancey County Transportation Authority

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

1.8 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$22 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 103 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $4.26 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$10 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY AppalCART

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

159,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.8 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 90 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $3.64 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$7.8 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Buncombe County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

74,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$822,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 39 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.09 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.38 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Craven County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

222,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$3.15 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 17 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $807,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.74 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Davidson County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

122,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.64 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 37 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.83 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$3.91 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Gaston County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

274,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$3.22 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 60 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $2.68 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$5.74 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY GOLDSBORO

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

480,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$5.69 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 46 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $2.27 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$4.8 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY GREENVILLE

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

855,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$10.2 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 64 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $3.13 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$6.73 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY HIGH POINT

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

80,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$894,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 50 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.59 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$3.44 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Iredell County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

131,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.45 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 17 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $810,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.69 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY JACKSONVILLE

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

55,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$657,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 26 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.03 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.23 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Orange County

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

398,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$4.48 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 118 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $5.75 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$12.3 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY ROCKY MOUNT

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

37,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$512,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 18 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $863,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.95 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Western Carolina Community Action Inc.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

99,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.13 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 23 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.15 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.4 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY Wilson City

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

228,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$2.65 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 95 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $4.58 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$10.1 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY WPRTA

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

2.2 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$22.4 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 144 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $6.95 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$15.7 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY ASHEVILLE

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

9,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$92,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 1 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $64,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$134,000 STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY BURLINGTON

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

6.4 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$72.4 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 441 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $21.5 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$46.2 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY CHAPEL HILL

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

25.9 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$309 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 3,719 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $175 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$436 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY CHARLOTTE

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

427,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$4.53 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 81 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $3.86 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$9.04 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY CONCORD/KANNAPOLIS

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

1.6 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$15.8 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 194 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $9.33 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$21.4 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY FAYETTEVILLE

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

252,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$2.92 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 42 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $2.07 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$4.31 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY GASTONIA

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

270,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$2.73 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 72 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $3.53 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$7.36 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY GOCARY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

6 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$68.1 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 505 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $24.7 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$52.3 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY GODURHAM

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

5.8 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$63.8 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 746 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $36.2 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$79.5 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY GORALEIGH

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

1.8 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$19.6 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 399 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $19.4 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$41.8 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY GOTRIANGLE

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

4.1 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$49.4 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 496 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $24 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$53 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY GREENSBORO

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

101,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$959,000ANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 20 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $966,000 in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.37 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY HENDERSON COUNTY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

469,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$4.76 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 131 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $6.32 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$14.2 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY PIEDMONT AUTHORITY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

3.2 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$34.8 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 118 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $5.8 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$12.1 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY RALEIGH - NCSU

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

153,000TRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$1.51 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 23 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $1.12 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$2.36 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY SALISBURY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

1.5 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$14.3 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 221 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $10.5 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$24.6 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY WILMINGTON

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

3.2 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$34.3 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 339 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $16.4 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$35.9 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY WINSTON-SALEM

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

4 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$66.4 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 2,080 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $78.1 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$169 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

5.1 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$60.3 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 803 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $35.5 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$77.2 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

63.5 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$722 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 7,693 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $367 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$859 million STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance

Source: Economic Benefits of Transit research conducted for NCDOT/PTD by the Institute for

Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University. April 2017.

73.6 millionTRIPS PROVIDED IN 2015

$848 millionANNUAL BENEFIT OF HAVING A TRANSIT OPTION IN NC COMMUNITIESTransportation cost savings — using transit instead of other modesAffordable mobility options — benefit from having transit services availableSource: SURTC/CUTR (Small Urban and Rural Transit Center) (Center for Urban Transportation Research)

TRANSIT FUNDINGEvery $1 the state of North Carolina invests in transit generates approximately $6 of total investment in North Carolina from federal, state and local sources.

More than 10,576 JOBS are supported by transit system operations and capital investments which results in $481 million in wages

Source: OpStats

Source: OpStats

Source: TREDIS

$1.11 billion STATEWIDE BUSINESS OUTPUTExpenditure-related economic contribution refers to statewide economic effects supported by the capital and operational expenditures of North Carolina’s transit systems.Source: TREDIS (Transportation Economic Development Impact System)

NCDOT Public Transportation Division, June 2017 • www.ncdot.gov/nctransit

BENEFITS OF TRANSIT PROVIDED BY STATEWIDE

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONPROVIDES• Economic benefits to communities• Health benefits• Access to work, education, training, medical transportation, shopping and tourism

REDUCES• Individual transportation costs• Congestion and delays• Road construction and maintenance