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  3. RTA suspends ferry service in preparation for Hurricane Zeta

RTA suspends ferry service in preparation for Hurricane Zeta

  • October 27th, 2020

(New Orleans, LA) — In preparation for expected impacts of Hurricane Zeta to the Gulf Coast Region, the New Orleans Regional Transit Authority will suspend all ferry service at the end of regular operations on Tuesday, October 27. 

RTA will operate the Algiers Point - Canal Street bus shuttle from 6:00 am until full transit service is suspended. 

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