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Your Role as a Rider

Help us create a safe, welcoming, and comfortable ride for everyone by following these guidelines.

Required

  • Pay your fare when required.
  • Follow the directions of GoRaleigh operators and staff.
  • Wear appropriate clothing, including shirts, bottoms, and shoes.
  • Keep aisles, doors, wheelchair areas, and emergency exits clear.
  • Use headphones when listening to music, videos, or phone calls.
  • Keep food and drinks contained and clean up after yourself.
  • Dispose of trash properly.
  • Supervise children at all times.
  • Service animals are always welcome. Pets must follow GoRaleigh's pet policy.
  • Be respectful of fellow riders and transit property.

Be Courteous

  • Offer priority seating to seniors and riders with disabilities when appropriate.
  • Keep conversations and electronic devices at a respectful volume.
  • Respect the personal space of other passengers.
  • Allow passengers to exit before boarding.
  • Keep personal belongings from blocking seats or walkways.
  • Help maintain a clean and welcoming environment for everyone.

Not Allowed

The following behaviors are prohibited on GoRaleigh vehicles, bus stops, shelters, and transit facilities:

  • Harassing, threatening, intimidating, or assaulting others.
  • Fighting or engaging in disorderly conduct.
  • Interfering with the operator or the safe operation of a vehicle.
  • Smoking, vaping, or using tobacco products.
  • Consuming alcohol or using illegal drugs.
  • Playing music or videos without headphones.
  • Damaging, defacing, or vandalizing transit property.
  • Blocking doors, aisles, wheelchair spaces, or emergency exits.
  • Bringing hazardous, flammable, or dangerous materials onboard.
  • Littering or creating unsanitary conditions.
  • Violating federal, state, or local law.

Violations

Failure to follow GoRaleigh's Code of Conduct may result in:

  • A warning from GoRaleigh staff.
  • Removal from a vehicle or transit facility.
  • Suspension of riding privileges.
  • Citation or arrest, when applicable.