Local on-demand rides for Wake Forest and Wakefield
Go Wake Forest provides a complimentary, on-demand ride service for people travelling inside Wake Forest and in Raleigh’s Wakefield area. The app-based system lets passengers request door-to-door trips to many local destinations instead of relying on fixed bus stops, improving access and flexibility for daily commutes, appointments, and errands.
How to begin using the service
- Create a user profile to save your contact and payment details.
- Install the Go Wake Forest mobile app from your device’s app store.
- Reserve a trip by entering your pickup point and destination.
- Track the driver in real time and meet them when they arrive.
Features that make it convenient
- Real-time driver tracking so you can time when to leave your home.
- Door-to-door pickups that remove the need to walk to a bus stop.
- Shared-ride operation that keeps costs low while accommodating varied schedules.
- A flexible option for short local trips, errands, and daily travel needs.
Cost and service model
As a public, shared transit alternative, Go Wake Forest is provided at no charge to passengers while still functioning like an efficient community shuttle. Its shared-ride model balances affordability with the ability to serve individual travel plans.
Other recommended option
If you’re exploring alternatives, consider Myles — a free service that offers similar app-based ride booking for local travel.
Technical
Title
Go WakeForest
Requirements
- iPhone
Language
No language has been specified.
Available languages
License
- Free
Latest update
2026-01-22
Author
Via Transportation Inc.
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