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North Raleigh / North Hills
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Transportation and accessibility
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Public transport
Public transportation connects residents to downtown and surrounding neighborhoods through GoRaleigh's bus system. Route 8 provides regular service from the North Hills Mall and Lassiter Mill Road directly to downtown Raleigh, while Route 24L links the North Hills neighborhood to Capital Boulevard and Spring Forest Road. Bus stops are conveniently located throughout the neighborhood. While service frequency varies throughout the day, these routes offer reliable connections for commuters who prefer public transit.
Airports
Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) serves as the primary airport for residents, located approximately 15 miles from the neighborhood, offering extensive domestic and international flight options. While direct public transit to the airport is limited, GoRaleigh's Route 100 provides some airport connections on weeknights and Sundays through the Regional Transit Center. Most residents rely on rideshare services, taxis, or personal vehicles to reach RDU, with the drive typically taking 20-30 minutes depending on traffic conditions.
Cars and driving
The area offers strong highway access for commuters, with Interstate 440 (the Beltline) providing quick connections around Raleigh and downtown access within 15-20 minutes. U.S. Route 1 (Capital Boulevard) runs north-south through the neighborhood, while U.S. Route 70 (Glenwood Avenue) connects east-west to downtown and western suburbs. The neighborhood's central location makes it convenient for residents working in Research Triangle Park or other parts of the metro region.
Pedestrians and bicycles
The neighborhood offers some pedestrian-friendly spots, particularly around Midtown Park and the retail district. The North Hills Trail provides 2.5 miles of paved pathway connecting to the Crabtree Creek Trail system, while the Mine Creek Greenway offers 7.9 miles of scenic routes for biking and running. While dedicated bike lanes are limited in the immediate neighborhood, the BikeRaleigh map helps cyclists navigate available routes.