Speed up the Canal Street streetcars
Ride New Orleans is excited by a new RTA proposal to consider a six-month pilot program to test several ways to speed up the Canal Street streetcars. Read on below …
Ride New Orleans is excited by a new RTA proposal to consider a six-month pilot program to test several ways to speed up the Canal Street streetcars. Read on below …
Consultants to the RTA presented their findings from a months-long study to extend the Rampart/St. Claude streetcar tracks along St. Claude and down Elysian Fields on Aug. 21. Ride New …
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We don’t play favorites when it comes to bus or streetcar. We simply want what’s going to get New Orleans transit riders where they need to go quickly and comfortably. …
Do you want faster and more frequent bus and streetcar service in New Orleans? One of the easiest solutions is simply to give our buses and streetcars priority access on …
As we celebrate the opening of the St. Claude/Rampart streetcar, we also need to remember that we have much to do if we want to ever see the world class …
Ride New Orleans comments delivered at the July 19th RTA Public Hearing Overall, Ride New Orleans is pleased with the proposed service changes and we want to offer kudos to …
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For the past several years, the RTA has been planning to extend the Canal streetcar line across City Park Avenue to meet the existing RTA and JET bus terminal on …
Continue reading “Support the Canal Blvd Transit Terminal – Public Meeting, Monday 3/9”
N. Rampart / St. Claude Streetcar RTA seeks public comments on N. Rampart / St. Claude streetcar design We all love New Orleans’ streetcars – they’re a huge part of …
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Major changes to 20 of the Regional Transit Authority’s streetcar and bus lines will be considered at an October 10, 2012 public hearing and a series of public workshops are underway. The proposed service changes are described below.
Regional Transit Authority’s streetcar and bus lines will be considered at an October 10, 2012 public hearing. Transport for NOLA has significant concerns with the RTA’s proposals– most of which stem from the changes proposed to the CBD transfer station.