# Raleigh Airport Transfer Guide (RDU) 本文件提供中文说明与当前英文指南原文。详细机场内容为英文，并非经过核实的完整中文翻译；请以实时预订流程确认价格、可用性及服务条款。 Practical guide to getting from RDU Airport to Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and Research Triangle. Rideshare, taxi, and transfer options compared. **Airport:** RDU **City:** Raleigh **Country:** United States **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/rdu **Last updated:** 2026-07-17 Prices and transport schedules in this editorial guide are indicative. Confirm current public transport fares with the operator. Current transfer prices, availability and terms are shown in the live booking flow. ## Main Guide ### Quick answer Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) serves the Research Triangle region of North Carolina — Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill. The airport is roughly equidistant from downtown Raleigh (15 miles southeast) and downtown Durham (12 miles northwest). There is no rail connection, so everything here is a road journey. Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) is the most common option, followed by taxis and pre-booked transfers — none of which has a published fare we can quote you, since rideshare prices dynamically and RDU does not publish a current taxi tariff. The one official figure at this airport is the GoTriangle bus: **USD 2.50** for a full fare (GoTriangle published fare, full fare $2.50). For everything else, the app or the meter is your price. ### What actually happens after landing RDU has two terminals. Terminal 1 handles some domestic carriers. Terminal 2 handles most major airlines and all international flights. The terminals are not connected landside — if you are meeting someone at the wrong terminal, you need to take the free inter-terminal shuttle. For domestic arrivals, you walk off the plane and head to baggage claim on the lower level. There is no immigration process. For international flights (Terminal 2), immigration and customs are on the arrivals level. RDU handles relatively few international flights, so the process is usually quick. Baggage claim areas are well-signed. The airport is mid-sized, clean, and not particularly crowded. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. After collecting bags, you exit to the ground transportation level. ### Transport options explained honestly **Uber/Lyft** is how most people leave RDU. Pickup is from designated rideshare zones on the ground level of each terminal. Request a ride on the app, walk to the zone, and wait 3-8 minutes. The app quotes your fare before you confirm — that quote is your price, and no website can tell you in advance what it will be, because it moves with demand. Expect noticeably more during the morning business rush, after a cluster of evening arrivals, on Friday afternoons and on holiday weekends. **Taxis** line up outside baggage claim at both terminals and are metered — there are no flat-rate zones. RDU states that meter rates apply for trips within Durham, Orange and Wake counties, that fares beyond that service area may be metered or negotiated with the driver, and that a fuel surcharge is added to each trip. It does not publish a current meter rate, so we are not going to invent one: ask the driver or the dispatcher what the rate is before you set off. Taxis accept credit cards, and tips of 15-20% are customary. The advantage over rideshare is that a taxi is there immediately — no waiting for a car to arrive. **Pre-booked transfers** offer a driver meeting you at baggage claim with a name sign, at a price fixed when you book — so you know the figure before you fly. Useful for business travellers, groups, or those who prefer a confirmed arrangement. Vehicles are typically nicer than rideshare and the driver handles luggage. **GoTriangle buses** serve RDU, connecting it to the Regional Transit Center in Research Triangle Park and on to Raleigh and Durham. The full fare is **USD 2.50** (GoTriangle published fare, full fare $2.50), and GoTriangle applies a daily fare cap, so a day of connecting trips costs less than the individual fares suggest. Which route serves the airport depends on the day and time — GoTriangle has run both a Route 100 and a dedicated RDU route, with different hours — so check the current timetable on gotriangle.org rather than assuming. This is the budget option, but it requires transfers and patience, and it is not practical with much luggage. **Rental cars** are available from the consolidated rental car facility, connected to terminals by shuttle bus. The Triangle region is car-dependent, so if you are staying more than a few days and need to move around, a rental makes sense. **Hotel shuttles** — some airport-area hotels offer complimentary shuttles. Check with your hotel. ### Realistic pricing expectations Here is the honest position on what things cost at RDU. **The bus has a published fare.** GoTriangle's full fare is **USD 2.50** (GoTriangle published fare, full fare $2.50), and there is a daily fare cap, so connecting journeys are cheaper than adding up the legs. That is the only number on this page set by an operator. **Nothing else here does.** - **Uber and Lyft** price dynamically. The app quotes you before you confirm — that is your fare. Anyone publishing a confident range is guessing, and the guess ages badly. - **Taxis** are metered, with no flat-rate zones. RDU says meter rates apply within Durham, Orange and Wake counties, that fares outside that area may be metered or negotiated, and that a fuel surcharge applies per trip. The airport does not publish a current meter rate — the last rate schedule it posted dates from 2008 and is long superseded — so ask the driver before you set off, and add 15-20% for the tip. - **Pre-booked transfers** are fixed at booking, and shown to you then. **What actually drives the cost** is distance, and that does not change: - **Research Triangle Park:** the closest of the main destinations - **Downtown Durham:** about 12 miles, 18-25 minutes - **Downtown Raleigh:** about 15 miles, 20-30 minutes, stretching to 35-45 in rush hour on I-40 - **North Hills (Raleigh):** slightly beyond downtown Durham in driving terms - **Cary:** a short hop south of the airport - **Chapel Hill / UNC:** about 25 miles, 30-40 minutes — the farthest and dearest of the group **On relative cost:** rideshare is normally the cheapest car option, the metered taxi sits above it once you add the tip, and a pre-booked transfer carries a premium over both. The bus is in a different league entirely at USD 2.50, with the trade-off being 60-90 minutes and at least one connection. The practical takeaway: for the car options, the price you are shown in the app, on the meter, or at booking **is** the price. Check it there. ### Late night arrivals RDU has flights arriving until about midnight. Rideshare services operate 24 hours, and you can request an Uber or Lyft at any time. Late-night availability is generally good, though wait times may be 5-15 minutes longer than during the day. Taxis are available at the airport around the clock, though the queue thins after 11 PM. The GoTriangle bus does not run late at night. Pre-booked transfers operate at any hour. The drive to Raleigh or Durham at midnight takes about 15-20 minutes with empty roads. ### Families and luggage Standard rideshare vehicles (UberX, Lyft) fit 2-3 passengers with luggage. If your family has four people and multiple suitcases, request an XL vehicle. Taxis at RDU are mostly sedans with decent trunk space. For families with car seats, bringing your own is the most reliable approach — neither taxis nor standard rideshare drivers carry child seats. Pre-booked transfer companies can arrange car seats on request. The airport itself is easy to navigate with strollers and bags. ### Where you meet the driver Rideshare pickup zones are on the ground level of each terminal, clearly marked with signs and painted lanes. Follow the signs for "Ride App Pickup" after collecting your bags. Taxis queue at the curb outside baggage claim. Pre-booked transfer drivers typically meet you inside, near the baggage claim area, holding a name sign. If arriving at Terminal 2, the ground transportation area is straightforward. Terminal 1 is smaller and even easier. ### Decision helper **Choose Uber/Lyft if** you want the best price and are comfortable with a few minutes of wait time. Best for solo travellers and couples. **Choose a taxi if** you want to leave immediately without waiting for a car to arrive. Slightly more expensive than rideshare but always available at the curb. **Choose a pre-booked transfer if** you are on a business trip and need reliability, have a group with luggage, or want someone waiting at baggage claim. **Choose the GoTriangle bus if** you are budget-conscious, travelling light, and have time. At USD 2.50 it is a fraction of any car, and it works — it is just slow, and needs a connection. Check the current timetable first. **Choose a rental car if** you are staying in the Triangle for several days and need to get around. The region is suburban and car-oriented. ## Summary RDU is a well-run, mid-sized airport that is easy to navigate. The lack of rail connection means you need a car, rideshare, or taxi to get anywhere. Uber and Lyft dominate the ground transport scene here, and for most travellers, they offer the best balance of price and convenience. If you need something more reliable than a rideshare or are travelling with a group, a pre-booked transfer fills that gap. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Q: How far is RDU from downtown Raleigh?** About 15 miles, which takes 20-30 minutes by car depending on traffic. During rush hours (7:30-9 AM, 4:30-6:30 PM), the drive on I-40 can stretch to 35-45 minutes. **Q: How far is RDU from downtown Durham?** About 12 miles, taking 18-25 minutes by car. Traffic on the Durham stretch is generally lighter than the Raleigh direction. **Q: Is there an Uber pickup area at RDU?** Yes. Designated rideshare pickup zones are on the ground level of both terminals. Follow the signs for ride app pickup after collecting your baggage. **Q: Is there a bus from RDU Airport?** Yes. GoTriangle runs bus service between RDU and the Regional Transit Center in Research Triangle Park, with connections onward to Raleigh and Durham. The full fare is **USD 2.50** (GoTriangle published fare, full fare $2.50), and a daily fare cap applies across GoTriangle and GoRaleigh services. Which route covers the airport varies by day and time — GoTriangle has operated both a Route 100 and a dedicated RDU route with different hours — so check the current timetable on gotriangle.org before you rely on it. Buses do not run late at night. **Q: How do I get from RDU to Chapel Hill?** Chapel Hill is about 25 miles from RDU and the drive takes 30-40 minutes — the farthest of the main Triangle destinations, and the most expensive by any mode. Rideshare quotes you in the app; taxis are metered with a fuel surcharge and no flat rate; pre-booked transfers are fixed at booking. There is no direct bus. **Q: Are RDU taxis metered or fixed price?** Metered. There are no flat-rate zones at RDU. The airport states that meter rates are charged for trips within Durham, Orange and Wake counties, that fares outside that service area may be charged at the meter rate or negotiated between customer and driver, and that a fuel surcharge is added to each taxi trip. RDU does not publish a current meter rate — the rate schedule on its site dates from 2008 — so confirm the rate with the driver before you set off. Tips of 15-20% are customary. **Q: Which terminal does my airline use?** Terminal 2 handles most major airlines (American, Delta, United, Southwest, JetBlue). Terminal 1 handles some carriers. Check the RDU website or your airline for the current terminal assignment, as these can change. **Q: Can I walk between RDU terminals?** Not easily. The terminals are not connected landside. A free inter-terminal shuttle runs between them. The drive takes about 5 minutes. **Q: Is surge pricing common for Uber at RDU?** It happens during peak periods — weekday evenings when multiple flights land, Friday afternoons, and holiday weekends. Off-peak times are usually at standard pricing. The app always shows you the fare before you confirm, so check it there rather than relying on any published estimate. **Q: Do I need a car in the Raleigh-Durham area?** For most visits, yes. The Research Triangle is a sprawling suburban region. Public transit exists but is limited. If you are only visiting one downtown (Raleigh or Durham), rideshare works. For moving between cities, a rental car is practical. ## Arriving late at night at Raleigh-Durham Airport **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/rdu/late-night RDU handles domestic flights arriving until around midnight. Most evenings, the last wave of arrivals comes in between 10 and 11:30 PM. Late arrivals here are routine, and getting to your hotel is straightforward. ## Transport options after dark **Uber/Lyft** operate 24 hours and are available for late-night pickups at RDU. Wait times may be slightly longer than during the day — expect 5-12 minutes versus the usual 3-8 minutes. Demand pricing is uncommon late at night: demand is low, even though the supply of drivers is lower too. In practice a late ride to downtown Raleigh is usually priced much like a midday one. The app quotes you before you confirm, so you will see the figure either way. **Taxis** are available at the curb outside baggage claim, though the queue is thinner after 10 PM. There are usually a few taxis waiting for the last flights. If the rank is empty, the taxi dispatcher can call one, but you may wait 10-15 minutes. Metered rates are the same as during the day. **Pre-booked transfers** are the most reliable option for late arrivals. Your driver is there when you land, regardless of the hour. No waiting, no uncertainty about availability. The fixed price does not change for nighttime pickups. **GoTriangle buses** do not operate late at night. The last airport departure leaves well before the final flights land, so this is not an option for a late arrival — check the current timetable on gotriangle.org if you are cutting it fine in the evening. ## The airport after hours After the last flights land, the terminal empties quickly. Baggage claim areas stay accessible until luggage from the final flights is collected. Most airport shops and restaurants close by 9-10 PM. The terminal is safe and lit, but there is not much to do if you have a wait. If you need food, vending machines are available. ## The drive at night I-40 and the surrounding roads are largely empty after 10 PM. The drive to downtown Raleigh takes about 15-18 minutes versus 25-30 during rush hour. Durham is about 15 minutes. Chapel Hill is about 25 minutes. Traffic is simply not a factor late at night. The roads are well-lit and well-maintained. The Raleigh-Durham area is safe, and driving late at night poses no particular concerns. ## Practical tips If you know your flight arrives after 10 PM, rideshare is usually fine — RDU is a big enough market that Uber and Lyft maintain late-night availability. If you want certainty, book a transfer. Have your hotel address ready on your phone. Confirm with your hotel that late check-in is available, especially for smaller hotels or bed-and-breakfasts that may not have 24-hour reception. Late-night arrivals at RDU are uneventful. The airport is quiet, the roads are clear, and you will be at your destination in 15-30 minutes. ## Taxi vs rideshare vs private transfer from RDU Airport **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/rdu/taxi-vs-transfer At RDU, the real comparison is three-way: rideshare, taxi, and pre-booked transfer. Rideshare dominates the market here, but taxis and transfers each have their place. ## On price, honestly None of these three publishes a fare we can print and stand behind. Rideshare prices in the moment and quotes you in the app. Taxis are metered, and RDU does not publish a current meter rate — the schedule on its website dates from 2008. Transfer prices are fixed at booking. So rather than invent a table, here is the relationship, which is stable and is what you actually need: **rideshare is normally cheapest, the metered taxi sits above it once you add the 15-20% tip, and a pre-booked transfer carries a premium over both.** That pattern holds for Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill alike. The cheapest option at this airport is not in this comparison at all — it is the GoTriangle bus at USD 2.50 (GoTriangle published fare, full fare $2.50), if you have the time and light luggage. ## Rideshare: the default choice Most travellers at RDU use Uber or Lyft. The pickup zones are well organised, wait times are typically 3-8 minutes, and the price is hard to beat. The app handles payment, navigation and driver accountability, and it shows you the fare before you confirm. The drawback is demand pricing during peak times — weekday evenings when several flights land, Friday afternoons, holiday weekends. You also depend on driver availability: rare, but wait times occasionally stretch past 15 minutes during unusual demand spikes. ## Taxi: immediate availability Taxis queue outside baggage claim at both terminals. You walk out, get in, and go. No app, no waiting for a car to arrive. That immediacy is the taxi's main advantage. On cost: the meter runs on distance and time, there are no flat-rate zones, and a fuel surcharge is added to each trip. RDU states that meter rates apply within Durham, Orange and Wake counties and that fares beyond that service area may be metered or negotiated with the driver — so if you are heading outside the Triangle, settle that before you set off. Ask for the rate up front; the airport does not publish a current one. Add 15-20% for the tip, which closes much of the gap to a transfer. Vehicle quality varies, though most RDU taxi drivers are professional and know the region well. ## Pre-booked transfer: the premium option A driver meets you at baggage claim with a sign. The vehicle is pre-assigned — usually a newer sedan or SUV. The price is fixed and known in advance. Flight tracking means the driver adjusts to delays. It costs more but removes the uncertainty, which is why it is popular with business travellers, conference attendees, and anyone who wants a polished arrival. ## Reliability Rideshare is reliable at RDU most of the time. Taxis are always at the curb. Transfers are confirmed in advance. For a normal weekday arrival, all three work. For holiday weekends, late-night arrivals, or times when you cannot afford uncertainty — an early meeting, a tight hotel check-in — a transfer or taxi is more dependable than hoping rideshare demand is normal. ## For business travellers If your company reimburses ground transport or you need to arrive composed, a pre-booked transfer makes sense: a professional driver, a clean vehicle, a known cost for the expense report, and no fumbling with apps at baggage claim. For frequent Triangle visitors who know the routine, rideshare is fine. ## For families and groups Standard rideshare fits 2-3 passengers with luggage. A family of four needs an XL, which costs more and can mean a longer wait. Taxis at RDU are mostly sedans — tight for a family with bags. A pre-booked minivan transfer handles 4-6 passengers with luggage in one vehicle, and is the only option that can include child car seats, which neither taxis nor standard rideshare drivers carry. ## When each option makes the most sense **Rideshare** wins for solo travellers, couples, and budget-conscious flyers. It is the everyday choice at RDU. **Taxi** wins when you want to leave immediately and are willing to pay a bit more for zero wait. **Transfer** wins for business trips, groups, families needing car seats, and anyone who values a confirmed price and a professional service. ## The bottom line RDU is a rideshare-friendly airport, and for most travellers Uber or Lyft is the obvious pick. Taxis offer instant departure at a moderate premium. Transfers serve a different need — certainty, comfort, a price known before you fly — and are worth it when those matter. Check your actual number in the app, on the meter, or at booking. ## Getting from RDU Airport with kids and family **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/rdu/family-and-kids RDU is a manageable mid-sized airport that does not overwhelm families. The terminal layout is straightforward, distances are short, and ground transport is well-organized. The main family-specific concern is car seats, since North Carolina law requires them and most transport options do not provide them. ## The arrival experience with children RDU is not a stressful airport. Domestic arrivals walk from the gate to baggage claim, which is well-signed and close. The terminals are not massive. Escalators and elevators are available. Baggage claim areas have seating. The airport is clean, quiet, and rarely overcrowded. Free Wi-Fi is available if you need to pull up booking confirmations or contact your hotel. ## Child car seats North Carolina requires child restraints for children under 8 and under 80 pounds. This is enforced. Your options: - **Bring your own:** The most common approach. Gate-check your car seat and install it in whatever vehicle you take from the airport. Works with taxis, rideshare, and transfers. - **Pre-booked transfer:** Request car seats when booking. Transfer companies can provide infant, convertible, and booster seats. Confirm availability before your flight. - **Rideshare:** Uber and Lyft drivers do not carry car seats. You need to bring your own or request a car seat ride where available (limited availability in smaller markets like Raleigh-Durham). - **Taxi:** Same as rideshare — no car seats provided. Bring your own. If you are visiting grandparents or family in the area and they have a car seat, having them pick you up solves the problem. Otherwise, your own seat or a transfer with seats are the reliable options. ## Luggage and strollers The walk from baggage claim to ground transport is short at both terminals. Strollers are returned at the gate or baggage claim. The curb outside baggage claim where taxis and rideshare pick up is at the same level — no stairs or long walks. For rideshare, the pickup zone is a short walk from the terminal exit. Standard rideshare sedans get tight with a family's luggage plus a car seat. Request UberXL or Lyft XL for more space, or book a minivan transfer. Taxis are mostly sedans — fine for one car seat and a couple of bags, but not for a family of four with full vacation luggage. ## Best transport option for families If you have your own car seats: UberXL or a taxi gets you to your destination affordably. Install the seat, load the luggage, and go. If you do not have car seats: a pre-booked transfer with car seats arranged in advance is the only option that keeps you legal and safe. This costs more but solves a real logistical problem. For larger families (5+ people with luggage), a minivan transfer is the most practical single-vehicle option. ## The ride to your destination Roads from RDU to Raleigh, Durham, and surrounding towns are standard US highways and interstates. The drive is 15-35 minutes depending on destination and traffic. Rush hour on I-40 can slow things down. Children handle these rides without difficulty. ## Facilities at the airport RDU has family restrooms with changing tables in both terminals. A few food options are available past security and in the baggage claim area. The airport is not large enough to have a dedicated family lounge, but the general waiting areas are comfortable. Nursing mothers can find quiet spaces in the terminal, though dedicated nursing rooms are limited. ## Planning tips Decide on car seats before your trip. If you are renting a car during your stay, the rental company can provide seats (book in advance — they run out). If using ground transport only, either bring your own or book a transfer with seats. The Triangle area is suburban — you will likely need car seats for the duration of your visit, not just the airport ride. ## How much it costs to get from RDU Airport to the city **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/rdu/cost-to-city RDU Airport sits between Raleigh and Durham in the middle of North Carolina's Research Triangle. The region has no airport rail link, so everything here is a road journey. A word on the numbers before we start. Exactly one ground transport option at RDU has a fare set and published by its operator: the GoTriangle bus. Rideshare prices dynamically, taxis run on a meter whose current rate the airport does not publish, and transfer prices are fixed at booking. So instead of a price table that would look precise and be invented, this page gives you the published fare, the distances, and where to get the real figure for everything else. ## GoTriangle bus: USD 2.50 The full fare on GoTriangle is **USD 2.50** (GoTriangle published fare, full fare $2.50). A daily fare cap applies across GoTriangle and GoRaleigh, so a day of connecting rides costs less than the sum of the legs. Buses connect RDU to the Regional Transit Center in Research Triangle Park, and from there connecting services reach Raleigh and Durham. Total journey time is 60-90 minutes including waits. Which route serves the airport depends on the day and time — GoTriangle has operated both a Route 100 and a dedicated RDU route, with different hours — so check the current timetable on gotriangle.org. Buses do not run late at night, and the bus is not practical with much luggage. ## Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) Normally the cheapest car option from RDU, and what most travellers use. Pickup is from marked zones on the ground level of each terminal, with typical waits of 3-8 minutes. **The app quotes your fare before you confirm. That quote is your price.** It moves with demand, so expect more on weekday evenings when several flights land together, on Friday afternoons, and over holiday weekends. An XL vehicle for four people with luggage costs more than the standard class. ## Taxi Metered, from the curb outside baggage claim at both terminals. There are no flat-rate zones. What RDU does state: meter rates are charged for trips within Durham, Orange and Wake counties; fares outside that service area may be charged at the meter rate or negotiated between customer and driver; and a fuel surcharge is added to each trip. What RDU does **not** publish is a current meter rate — the rate schedule on its website dates from 2008 and is long out of date. So ask the driver or dispatcher for the rate before you set off. Add 15-20% for the tip. Taxis accept credit cards. ## Pre-booked transfer A sedan transfer with meet-and-greet at baggage claim. The price is fixed at booking and includes a set waiting period, so you know the figure before you fly. Minivans for larger groups cost more, and are quoted at booking. This is the only option that can include child car seats. ## Distances and drive times This is what actually drives the cost, and unlike the fares it does not rot: | Destination | Distance | Drive time | |------------|----------|-----------| | Research Triangle Park | Closest of the main destinations | 10-15 min | | Downtown Durham | ~12 miles | 18-25 min | | Downtown Raleigh | ~15 miles | 20-30 min (35-45 in rush hour) | | Cary | Short hop south | 15-25 min | | Chapel Hill / UNC | ~25 miles | 30-40 min | ## What affects the price **Destination** is the primary factor. RDU is centrally located in the Triangle, so the three main cities are all a moderate distance away. Chapel Hill is the farthest and dearest. **Traffic** affects metered taxis and rideshare alike. I-40 between RDU and Raleigh congests during rush hour, which runs the meter up and can push rideshare pricing higher at the same time. **Time of day** matters most for rideshare. Late-night and early-morning rides are usually at base rates; evening peak is the worst. **Vehicle type.** An XL rideshare or a minivan transfer costs more than a standard car. For four people with luggage, you generally need one. ## Relative cost, and the honest recommendation Rideshare is normally cheapest among the cars, the metered taxi sits above it once you add the tip, and a pre-booked transfer carries a premium over both. The bus is not in the same conversation at USD 2.50 — the trade is 60-90 minutes and a connection. For solo travellers and couples, Uber or Lyft is the straightforward pick on price and convenience. A taxi is worth it if you want to leave the instant you have your bags. For business travellers, groups, or families needing car seats, a pre-booked transfer buys certainty and a known price. The GoTriangle bus makes sense on a tight budget with light luggage and time to spare. Whichever you pick: get the number from the app, the meter or your booking. That is the only place it is real. ## Published Guide Pages - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/rdu - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/rdu/late-night - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/rdu/taxi-vs-transfer - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/rdu/family-and-kids - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/rdu/cost-to-city ## Booking and Support Search: https://www.airporttransferportal.com/search?airport=RDU Airport Transfer Portal is a marketplace; local operators fulfil the transfer. Availability depends on the route, travel date and eligible operator. Phone: +44 20 4538 9927 — UK office hours (London local time). 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