What is a mobility hub?

Mobility hubs are a place of connectivity with regional and local multimodal transportation options, offering integrated facilities, amenities, technologies, and services. They offer choices to get you where you need to go, making it easier to transfer from one form of travel (like walking, biking, or using a scooter) to another (like carpooling, taking Uber/Lyft, or using a bus or shuttle). Typically, mobility hubs are designed around transit services, such as bus service or passenger rail. The Apex Mobility Hub will be designed to serve existing local and regional bus service and potential future passenger rail service along the railroad running parallel to Salem Street, through downtown Apex (called the S-Line). 

Features a hub could include:

• Rail platforms (to serve potential future passenger rail)

• Parking

• Bus stop and shelter

• Bicycle share

• Electric vehicle charging

• Public space like a mini park or plaza

• Restrooms

• Much more!

Example concept for a mobility hub, provided by NCDOT.