Editing Chatham County, North Carolina (section)

===Transit===
Chatham County is served by two public transit providers – Chatham Transit Network and Chapel Hill Transit. Chatham Transit Network (CTN) is the Community Transportation Program for Chatham County, providing fixed route and human service transportation. CTN's fixed route provides weekday service between Siler City, Pittsboro and Chapel Hill.

Chatham County provides many scenic bike routes along the county's rural highways. The [[American Tobacco Trail]] also traverses the northeast corner of the county.

Nearby [[Raleigh–Durham International Airport]] (RDU) serves Chatham County.
[[Siler City Municipal Airport]] (5W8) is located {{convert|3|mi}} southwest of downtown Siler City. This public access airport is home to several single and multiengine airplanes.

The county is served by both [[Norfolk Southern Railway]] and [[CSX Transportation]].<ref>{{cite web| url = https://www.chathamedc.org/doing-business-here/infrastructure/| title = Infrastructure | publisher = Chatham County Economic Development Corporation| access-date = June 2, 2024}}</ref> Norfolk Southern serves [[Siler City, NC|Siler City]], [[Bonlee, North Carolina|Bonlee]], [[Bear Creek, North Carolina|Bear Creek]], and [[Goldston, NC|Goldston]] as a part of a spur line that runs between [[Greensboro, NC|Greensboro]] and [[Sanford, NC|Sanford]]. CSX serves the [[Moncure, North Carolina|Moncure]] area on trackage that runs between [[Raleigh, NC|Raleigh]] and [[Hamlet, NC|Hamlet]].