Service Changes January 2020 Summary of Changes Below is a summary of changes you can expect on January 5, 2020. System Map Rider Information on System Map North Asheville Route Changes January 2020 North Asheville Route New Route Link to Schedule N1 New schedule, continues route as S4 N1 January map and schedule N2 New schedule, continues route as S4 N2 January map and schedule N3 New schedule, continues route as W6 N3 January map and schedule N4 Formerly route N (towards Klondyke) with new schedule N4 January map and schedule N5 Formerly route N (towards Grove Park Inn) with new schedule N5 January map and schedule South Asheville Route Changes January 2020 South Asheville Route New Route Link to Schedule S1 New schedule S1 January map and schedule S2 No longer serves Social Security Office, continues on as W5, and have new schedule. Removed stops on outbound trip in Kenilworth S2 January map and schedule S3 New schedule S3 January map and schedule S4 Improved service with 30 minute frequency, serves Depot Street, Bartlett Arms, and has new schedule with additional stops S4 January map and schedule S5 Route rerouted onto River Ford Parkway, has new schedule and one bus stop removed S5 January map and schedule S6 New schedule with stop added S6 January map and schedule East/West Asheville Route Changes January 2020 East/West Asheville Route New Route Link to Schedule 170 Increased daily trips, offers two-way service to Haw Creek, has new schedule, and added new stops 170 January map and schedule WE1 Combined W4 and E1 to travel from east to west without transferring, extended service to New Leicester Highway and Ingles, added new stops and has a new schedule WE1 January map and schedule WE2 Combined W3 and E2 to travel from east to west without transferring, now serves Social Security office and no longer services Haw Creek. Has new schedule with added new stops. WE2 January map and schedule W1 New schedule with two-way service on North Bear Creek Road and Johnston Boulevard, with new stops and one stop to be removed. No longer serves PVA. W1 January map and schedule W2 New schedule with additional stops on Haywood Road, no longer serves PVA. W2 January map and schedule W5 New schedule with serve to Westgate Shopping Center. Route continues as S2. W5 January map and schedule W6 New route from downtown serving PVA and Ingles on Haywood Road back to downtown. Additional stops on Haywood Road. W6 January map and schedule Contact Information Marcela Moreno Transit Projects Coordinator City of Asheville mmoreno@ashevillenc.gov Eunice Lovi Transit Planning Manager City of Asheville elovi@ashevillenc.gov Updated 12/05/2019 Related Services Transit Transit information including maps, schedules, fares, and service alerts 8 Services Streets, sidewalks, lanes, and greenways closures map This map details active filings for street closures submitted to the City of Asheville More Related Services Service Changes January 2020 News Asheville City offices to close for MLK Jr. Day, ART buses will run on a holiday schedule Posted on January 15, 2020January 15, 2020 by Polly McDaniel Asheville City government offices will be closed Jan. 20 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Here is a look at City services affected and a special event downtown that day. Trash and recycling Though City offices will be closed, Sanitation Services will run on schedule. Residential trash and recycling will be collected as [...] 2020 ART bus improvements to include more frequency, new routes and added convenience Posted on December 31, 2019January 8, 2020 by Polly McDaniel It’s here at last. Starting Jan. 5, ART buses will run more frequently with an increased focus on improving on-time performance. There are so many improvements to our routes that the City of Asheville put together an online resource page titled Service Changes January 2020. On this page, riders will find new [...] 2020 City of Asheville initiatives: What to look for in the new year Posted on December 31, 2019January 8, 2020 by Polly McDaniel With a new year comes new programs, facility improvements and projects to improve our community. Here’s a look ahead at 10 Asheville City government initiatives as we ring in not only a new year, but a new decade in 2020. Civic Center gets Harrah’s Cherokee name The year 2020 will start with excitement for the newly named Harrah’s Cherokee Center — [...] More Service Changes January 2020 News
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Asheville City offices to close for MLK Jr. Day, ART buses will run on a holiday schedule Posted on January 15, 2020January 15, 2020 by Polly McDaniel Asheville City government offices will be closed Jan. 20 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Here is a look at City services affected and a special event downtown that day. Trash and recycling Though City offices will be closed, Sanitation Services will run on schedule. Residential trash and recycling will be collected as [...]
2020 ART bus improvements to include more frequency, new routes and added convenience Posted on December 31, 2019January 8, 2020 by Polly McDaniel It’s here at last. Starting Jan. 5, ART buses will run more frequently with an increased focus on improving on-time performance. There are so many improvements to our routes that the City of Asheville put together an online resource page titled Service Changes January 2020. On this page, riders will find new [...]
2020 City of Asheville initiatives: What to look for in the new year Posted on December 31, 2019January 8, 2020 by Polly McDaniel With a new year comes new programs, facility improvements and projects to improve our community. Here’s a look ahead at 10 Asheville City government initiatives as we ring in not only a new year, but a new decade in 2020. Civic Center gets Harrah’s Cherokee name The year 2020 will start with excitement for the newly named Harrah’s Cherokee Center — [...]