Want to make a real impact in your community? We’re hiring an Opportunity Youth Transit Ambassador! You’ll be the face of the Opportunity Pass, helping youth across New Orleans ride …
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We need your help to make our transit system more equitable for everyone. RIDE New Orleans and the Coalition for Quality Transit are excited to announce the RIDE the Bus …
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Introduction On Saturday, February 15, RIDE hosted our monthly Coalition for Quality Transit meeting to discuss transit communications. The Coalition for Quality Transit is RIDE’s volunteer, rider-led organizing arm. Members …
Click here to apply or scan the QR code in the images above! RIDE New Orleans | Zero Fares Youth Ambassadors – Job Scope Program Overview: In 2023, the City …
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May 25th, 2023 For Immediate Release: Ride New Orleans (RIDE) is thrilled to announce that our advocacy and research around zero fares for youth has paid off in a major …
May 9, 2023 Dear President Lee Sheng, Ride New Orleans (RIDE) is writing to express our concern regarding the upcoming planned cuts to Jefferson Parish transit service, currently scheduled to …
Wednesday, April 26th, 2023 This afternoon, New Orleans City Council Vice President Helena Moreno publicly called for zero fares for youth on transit, along with a further study of fare …
Ride New Orleans (RIDE) is excited to begin planning for our 2023 State of Transit Report & Breakfast Briefing! Our annual report has become the foremost resource for public transportation …
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Across the country, cities are adopting a low-cost, relatively simple solution to improve transit and reduce congestion—bus rapid transit! This is not a new idea. In fact, some cities in …
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On December 13th, the city released the New Orleans Climate Action Plan. This 32-page document describes the city’s main sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and what can be done …
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