> SOUTHERN INDIANA —
Transit Authority of River City is reminding the public of changes to its Southern Indiana routes that are already effective.
• Route #71-Jeffersonville-Louisville-New Albany has taken over much of the same coverage area Route #22 previously serviced in New Albany and also provides access to downtown Louisville and Jeffersonville. Route #71 operates parallel to the State Street corridor on Bono Road a few blocks away.
• Route #82-New Albany-Clarksville Crosstown will serve State Street all the way to the Knobs View Apartments. This brand-new route also serves downtown New Albany, the Lewis and Clark and Veterans Parkway corridors in Clarksville and Jeffersonville and ends at the Meijer on Holmans Lane in Jeffersonville.
• Route #72-Clarksville no longer travels to New Albany, but provides more direct service to downtown Louisville. Route #82 will cover the same route as #72 between New Albany and Clarksville.
In addition, Route #22 will continue operating in West Louisville with the same service as before — the route is simply no longer traveling to Indiana.
For more information, including maps on these and other routes and easy trip planning using Google Maps, visit ridetarc.org. Passengers may also call TARC customer service at 502-585-1234.
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