a white body. However, with the introduction of Gillig Low Floors in 2003, buses used a white body with red, yellow, and blue stripes. However, in 2010 with the delivery of Gillig BRTs, a new livery was made, featuring a brighter color, arc scheme on the buses. Bicycle racks are fitted to the front of all buses to increase efforts for public transit. On September 2009, 20 Gillig BRT Hybrids were delivered to DATA to help efforts for clean-energy buses in the city. Due to the rebranding of DATA to GoDurham, the livery was overhauled to the new branding, with a gray body and blue triangles with different hues on the back. On Earth Day 2021, GoDurham acquired two electric buses to begin their electric bus campaign. GoDurham is expected to receive more electric buses by 2024, but will still acquire diesel buses for the time being. As of October 2022, here is the current bus roster, Current Routes The service list for GoDurham are as follows. These are the current routes as of October 2022. See GoDurham site for more information. Some services are operated under the Frequent Service Network program, which provides 15-minute service during daytime hours and 30-minute service during evenings and weekends on select routes. All routes end in Durham Station, except for route 20. Former Routes These routes have either been merged into one route or discontinued due to DATA's bus redesign on September 27th, 2014. Bold means these routes remained from the DATA takeover in 1991. However, were affected by the plan. The list will not mention any existing routes that were either cut/extended and routes suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Future GoDurham Better Bus Project The GoDurham Better Bus Project is a program created in 2019 by the City of Durham to plan and improve current bus stops, crosswalks, and roads to both make bus stops more comfortable for riders and to speed up GoDurham service. The 18-month plan, which has five projects plans to improve major corridor routes, more attention on both Holloway Street and Fayetteville Street bus lines. Currently, GoDurham's planned projects are shown here, planned to finish by 2023-2024: Bus Access Project - Planned to add or improve sidewalks within 1/4 mile of all GoDurham bus stops to provide better access to bus stops. Bus Speed and Reliability Project - Allows for the improvement of bus service by prioritizing