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CATS has 26 stations, including ten park and ride locations. Parking is free at the park and ride locations. To determine which stations have a park and ride, look for the on the Blue Line map. (JPEG, 872KB) Customer Service Call Center: Phone: 704.336.7433.
In 2018, the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) added an extension, connecting Uptown to UNC Charlotte and bringing the total north-to-south route to 18.9 miles with 26 stations, including 10 park-and-ride locations.
CATS operates the following transit modes across the Charlotte area: bus and light rail. In total, CATS operates 68 bus lines and 2 light rail lines. CATS serves 3,072 stops or stations in the Charlotte area. Quickly browse all CATS lines, schedules, route maps and next departures in the Transit app.
But it would just make more sense to streamline the gold line and have it go to East Charlotte (as a light rail past it's current route, not as a street car). We also need to give it signal priority and remove street parking along the route.
CATS is currently in the planning and design stages for the Lynx Silver Line, a multibillion-dollar east–west light rail line that will run from Matthews through Uptown Charlotte and west to Charlotte Douglas International Airport and across the Catawba River to Belmont. [30]
