The New Links proposal is here!
The two-year long New Links process has been all about redesigning the regional transit network to make transit more reliable, more frequent, and get riders to more places around the …
Our recommendations for the formal New Links proposal
Over the last few weeks we’ve been busy talking with transit riders and other community members to get their thoughts on what’s most important for the New Links team to …
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New Links: Have your say on what should happen!
Even as the COVID-19 emergency continues, the New Links regional transit network redesign remains really important for the future of transit in the New Orleans region. New Links is designed …
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New Links and RIDE during COVID-19
The COVID-19 emergency is very real, scary, and dangerous for our community. RIDE is committed to keeping you informed of what’s happening to transit during this emergency and advocating to …
COVID-19 RTA service reductions
Starting Sunday, March 29, a number of the New Orleans Regional Transit Authority’s (RTA) low ridership routes will be temporarily eliminated and the remaining routes will operate on a Saturday …
New Links concepts – let us know what you think!
You can review the three New Links concepts at newlinksnola.com. Please be sure to fill out the survey to tell planners what you think before the end of March! Keep …
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Next steps for New Links
The next phase of the New Links regional transit network redesign process will start next month! New Links could make real changes to where bus lines go and how often …
Ferry update: Where we’re at
It’s been a frustrating fall for New Orleans residents who rely on the Algiers Point/Canal Street ferry. As of today, the ferry has been out of service for almost 60 …
Riders need better airport transit!
The New Orleans airport may be shiny and brand new, but transit riders don’t have much to celebrate. As you can see from the picture above, the designated stop for …
2019 Hotel Worker Transit Survey released
Ride New Orleans released the results of our 2019 Hotel Worker Transportation survey today. Over 500 hotel workers from 32 different hotels in the French Quarter and New Orleans CBD …
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