ITRE is complying fully with the university’s mandated operational status, which requires that campus units remain open with minimal on-campus operations and which includes moving to fully online courses, requiring remote or alternative work arrangements for the majority of employees, and closing or significantly limiting core service facilities. The ITRE offices will be closed to visitors while the university remains in this reduced-operations status.
From Washington Daily News, March 22, 2021: Will Beaufort County residents one day be able to ride a ferry from Washington... Read More ITRE in the News: NCDOT exploring feasibility of Washington–Ocracoke ferry service
From NCDOT.gov, February 22, 2021: A state railroad safety study could save lives by giving officials a better tool to... Read More ITRE in the News: New Tool Available to Prevent Deaths on Train Tracks
From Washington Daily News, March 22, 2021: Will Beaufort County residents one day be able to ride a ferry from Washington... Read More ITRE in the News: NCDOT exploring feasibility of Washington–Ocracoke ferry service
From NCDOT.gov, February 22, 2021: A state railroad safety study could save lives by giving officials a better tool to... Read More ITRE in the News: New Tool Available to Prevent Deaths on Train Tracks
ITRE’s Public Transportation Group is working closely with the NC Department of Transportation (NCDOT) and local transit providers across the... Read More ITRE Provides Expertise to Plan Statewide COVID-19 Vaccine Transportation Program
From The News & Observer, February 24, 2021: Forty thousand households in the Triangle are receiving cards in the mail... Read More ITRE in the News: How has the pandemic changed our travel habits? Triangle survey seeks to find out