buses in traffic, pavement markings, and better signage. Durham Station Transit Area - This project will evaluate current streets in Downtown Durham taken by GoDurham buses and improving those streets to speed up service to/from Durham Station Fayetteville Street Corridor - This project would allow major improvements around the Fayetteville Street line (5) like enhanced bus stops which both increase reliability and safety and to speed up the (5) route. Holloway Street Corridor and Village Transit Center - This project will allow the same enhancements on the Holloway Street lines (3/3B/3C). This will also allow major upgrades on The Village Shopping Center. Durham Transit Plan The Durham Transit Plan is the plan for GoDurham's long-term future bus improvements for the city by 2040. In April 2011, Durham County added a sales tax for public transit to allow this plan to happen. This plans allows for the improvement of bus stops, acquire electric vehicles, and increased 30 and 15-minute service. Durham was recently awarded $10.8 million in funding, which will allow GoDurham to advance with this plan. Current Progress The program is currently in its middle phase. This has affected the system already. Current changes since November 2022 are: Creating brand new bus terminals in The Streets at Southpoint [GoDurham 5 and 12 | GoTriangle 800] and Glenview Station [3] as part of their Bus Stop Improvement program. Improving 90 bus stops with benches and/or adding shelters. Order six electric buses, two of them have since been delivered. Increasing 30-minute service on overnights and Sundays on routes 1, 2, 4, 3, 5, 10, and 11. Increasing 15-minute service or Frequent Service Network on routes 5, 3/3B/3C, 2/12/12B, and 11/11B. Future Progress Over the upcoming years, the Durham Transit Plan will allow future service changes to be done. Some of which are major improvements. Funding has been approved for these services, which the changes could happen in a year. These changes would be: Create a crosstown route connecting Duke/VA Hospitals and Duke Regional Hospital. (route 16) Extend service on routes 9A/9B to midnight, thus route 9 service would only run partially in Saturday and only run all day on Sunday. Improve 75 bus stops are scheduled to be improved, with 114 more being planned. Increase frequency on route 3 and add midday service on GoTriangle's 405 route. Microtransit services for the East and North Durham zones. These are the planned changes for