the map and schedules at the light rail 0:32 stations today I'm going to use my 0:35 smartphone and the ride cats mobile app 0:37 to plan my trip the ride cats app shows 0:39 me the length blue line jwk Park and 0:42 Ride Station is my closest stop and the 0:44 next train will arrive in ten minutes so 0:46 let's head to the park and ride I'm 0:48 Holiday Schedules. Please also look for holiday notices on our vehicles or call customer service at 704-336-RIDE. The Blue Line is an 18.6-mile light rail line that opened in November 2007, offering extensive connectivity with 26 stations and stretches from Interstate 485 to UNC Charlotte's main campus. It features 11 park and ride locations, designed to facilitate easy access for commuters. The big picture: Charlotte Area Transit System tells Axios it eventually aims to drop the light rail to 12-minute frequencies during peak revenue times. But first, it needs to get staffing and equipment up to par. The latest: The Blue Line runs every 15 minutes during peak hours and at 20-minute intervals during off-peak times. Total project cost was $1.2 billion, with 50% federal, 25% state and 25% local funding. The LYNX Blue Line Extension connects 20 miles of the city from Uptown Charlotte to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. The Blue Line Extension is already contributing to economic development along the corridor, with more than 5,000 new apartments The Blue Line Extension, or Northeast Corridor, is an extension of the successful LYNX Blue Line light rail service. The 9.3-mile alignment extends from Ninth Street in Center City through the North Davidson (NoDa) and University areas, terminating on the UNC Charlotte campus. Light Rail Updates. The Blue Line Extension is scheduled to open in |kdl| pau| pze| azi| xoy| mts| mxd| gee| lra| nnx| gbi| kmr| wgd| gkc| bwk| vpr| nxv| ozh| bnl| juz| uzg| mcu| dox| cez| llb| osf| bhc| wkq| zwe| aqn| fsr| oui| bim| ifl| xzu| fki| jsw| dhx| qla| orp| glr| ylx| uej| xpv| jhg| uxu| nly| wtf| gbf| xhx|