Wave News
Shutdown Could put Brakes on Wave Transit Services, Multimodal Center Construction
A vital part of public transportation across the Cape Fear could cease unless federal dollars are restored. read more…
WWAY | January 25, 2019 | Staff Report
WAVE Transit steers clear of service interruption, stays vigilant after deal is reached to end government shutdown
Albert Eby has worked in transportation for more than 30 years. read more…
WECT | January 25, 2019 | Ben Smart
‘We’re done’: Shutdown strikes small, midsize and rural transit
The government shutdown is pushing some of the nation’s small, midsize and rural transit systems to an existential crisis, prompting bus agencies to scale back service, prepare for furloughs or even contemplate closing their doors entirely. read more…
Politico | January 24, 2019 | Tanya Snyder
How could the gov’t shutdown impact Wave Transit?
The ongoing government shutdown could soon impact Wave Transit operations while also threatening the agency’s future, Executive Director Albert Eby warned in a recent letter. read more…
Wilmington Star News | January 18, 2019 | Adam Wagner
Downtown Wilmington transit site under construction
Project on North Third Street to be finished by fall 2019. read more…
Wilmington Star News | December 26, 2018 | Tim Buckland
City Breaks Ground on Long-Awaited Transit Center
It’s been in the works since the 1990s. read more…
WWAY | November 13, 2018 | Staff Report
Big changes ahead for WAVE’s downtown trolley, including new look, route, and fares
WAVE transit is overhauling nearly every aspect of the trolley, from the vehicles themselves to the route maps and even the ‘free trolley’ concept itself. read more…
Port City Daily | August 07, 2018 | Staff Report
Bids Are In, Downtown Transportation Center Moves Forward
Construction on the Wilmington Multi-Modal Transportation Center is set to move forward this year. read more…
Wilmington Biz | August 03, 2018 | Christina Haley O’Neal
Wilmington’s massive public transit and freight rail project builds steam
Wilmington’s ambitious, multi-million-dollar rail realignment project continues to move forward, now drawing support from four counties, as well as state and federal representatives. read more…
Port City Daily | July 12, 2018 | Benjamin Schachtman
With Potential Boost Of More Cash, Downtown Transportation Center Could Move Forward
A boost of an additional $2.2 million for the planned Multi-Modal Transportation Center in downtown Wilmington could move the project forward, if approved by the area’s regional transportation organization this week. read more…
Wilmington Biz | June 25, 2018 | Christina Haley O’Neal