Asheville Transit

Do you get around…WNC?

July 19, 2012

This is a survey to gather input from Buncombe, Haywood and Hendersonville residents about transportation needs around WNC. Your input is important because it will help develop opportunities and incentives for people who live in WNC to decrease their personal fuel costs by finding convenient, safe and flexible ways to find bikepool, carpool, vanpool and [...]

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Citizen-Times: Family of man killed while crossing I-240 leads effort to get pedestrian bridge reopened

July 2, 2010

From a Citizen-Times article by Julie Ball: Charlton Owens of Hillcrest holds a petition signed by residents to open the pedestrian bridge at the housing complex that crosses I-240. Owens’ son Anthony Ray Gilmore was killed as he attempted to cross the highway. Owens and his family are working to open the bridge. Photo by [...]

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>Christmas Jam Road/Transit Info

December 10, 2009

>Street closures associated with Warren Haynes Christmas Jam ASHEVILLE – The following streets will be closed from 5-9 p.m. Dec. 12 for the Warren Haynes Chris tmas Jam at the Asheville Civic Center : * Flint Street from Haywood Street to Cherry Street * Hiawassee Street from Rankin Avenue to Flint Street . Traffic congestions [...]

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Christmas Jam Road/Transit Info

December 10, 2009

Street closures associated with Warren Haynes Christmas Jam ASHEVILLE – The following streets will be closed from 5-9 p.m. Dec. 12 for the Warren Haynes Chris tmas Jam at the Asheville Civic Center : * Flint Street from Haywood Street to Cherry Street * Hiawassee Street from Rankin Avenue to Flint Street . Traffic congestions [...]

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>Three Steps To Transportation Enlightenment

October 21, 2008

>From Smith Mill Creek Notes comes word of this Asheville Design Center event: Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 At 06:00:00 PMDuration: 1 Hour The City of Asheville’s Transit Division will make an introduction to how multi-modal approaches can help you become automobile-free. Join us and learn about how to be involved in our evolving transportation [...]

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Three Steps To Transportation Enlightenment

October 20, 2008

From Smith Mill Creek Notes comes word of this Asheville Design Center event: Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 At 06:00:00 PMDuration: 1 Hour The City of Asheville’s Transit Division will make an introduction to how multi-modal approaches can help you become automobile-free. Join us and learn about how to be involved in our evolving transportation [...]

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