Traffic Advisory: Connect the Crescent Installation Continues Saturday and Sunday

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

September 14, 2018


Contact: LaTonya Norton

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communications@nola.gov
(504) 658-4962

Traffic Advisory: Connect the Crescent Installation

Continues Saturday and Sunday


NEW ORLEANS — Bike Easy, along with a coalition of partners and support from the City of New Orleans, will continue  installing elements of the Connect the Crescent demonstration mobility project on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 15 and 16, 2018, beginning at 6:30 a.m.

 

Residents should expect limited access to curb space as volunteers paint temporary roadway striping and re-configure the public right of way. Commuters should also plan to travel at reduced speed and expect intermittent roadway closures during the installation, which is scheduled to last through 5 p.m.

 

Installations are planned on the following stretches of roadway and cross streets on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018:

  • Baronne Street from Canal Street to Howard Avenue
  • Howard Avenue from Baronne Street to South Rampart Street/Dryades Street
  • O’Keefe Street from Calliope Street to Howard Avenue

 

Installations are planned on the following stretches of roadway and cross streets on Sunday, Sept. 16, 2018:

  • South Peters Street from Gravier Street to Canal Street
  • Canal Street from Tchoupitoulas Street to Convention Center Boulevard

 

Please see maps below.

 

Connect the Crescent is a three-month demonstration project that will showcase a connected network of low-stress bikeways, pedestrian safety measures and improved transit-stop access in the downtown area. Residents interested in volunteering to participate in the Connect the Crescent project may sign up at www.connectthecrescent.com.

 

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