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Southern Pines / Fayetteville
Transportation and accessibility
On the move
Public transport
Fayetteville Area System of Transit (FAST) operates bus routes throughout the region with the downtown transit center as the hub. Routes connect residential areas to Fort Liberty, shopping centers, and major employment corridors for convenient commuting.
Airports
Fayetteville Regional Airport offers some commercial service. For more flight options, the Raleigh-Durham International Airport is just over an hour away and serves as a Delta and Southwest hub for broader flight options.
Cars and driving
I-95 runs through Fayetteville, providing north-south connectivity, while I-295 and US-401 offer regional access. Downtown commutes to Fort Liberty average 15 minutes. Traffic increases during military training cycles and rush hours, but remains manageable compared to larger metros.
Pedestrians & cycling
Downtown Fayetteville offers walkability for dining and entertainment along Hay Street. The Cape Fear River Trail provides 5+ miles of paved paths for cycling and walking. The city is expanding bike lanes throughout downtown neighborhoods for improved connectivity.