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Moore Square Station Transit Mall

by John Morris in Cityscape on 06/17/2008
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Every bus that travels through downtown makes a stop at Moore Square Station, CAT’s transfer facility. It is located across from the Moore Square Park by City Market. You can enter the station from Blount Street, Hargett Street, Wilmington Street or Martin Street. Directories are posted at all entrances.

The Moore Square Transit Station Information Booth is open from 7 a.m.- 6 p.m. Monday – Friday, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. on Saturday and it is closed on Sunday. The Customer Service Represenative can answer questions about CAT and provide brochures. The Information Booth also sells Weekly and 31-Day passes, multiple ride tickets and ART tickets.
– City Of Raleigh

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doug
06/19/2008

Great picture of the bus pulling out!

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