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Downtown Ithaca bus stops will move on Monday, Nov. 9, after the Seneca Street garage closure

The Daily Ithaca teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you ride or an intercity bus downtown, check your stop before Monday. TCAT and city officials agreed on a plan to ease congestion and help businesses after the Seneca St. garage closure, which was announced in April. They talked with downtown business owners for the last few weeks first.

Three downtown bus stops are moving, and Route 10 stays put

StopNew spot
E. Seneca St. stop near N. Cayuga St.Between Dewitt Mall and Tompkins Financial
Second E. Seneca St. stopCorner of E. Seneca and N. Tioga Sts.
Intercity buses200 block of S. Cayuga St.
TCAT Route 10Stays on N. Tioga St.
  • Starts: Mon., Nov. 9
  • The first stop moves about 60 yards east
  • Routes 30, 30W and 90 use the Tioga corner
  • New: two accessible parking spaces on the 100 block of E. Seneca St.

The new spaces go near , behind the Ithaca Carshare space. Finger Lakes Daily News reports that TCAT will update its website, real-time Bus Tracker and MyStop app to match. The city says it will keep watching parking use during peak hours.

300+parking spaces within a 5-minute walk of the Commons

Officials point to the Cayuga Street Garage at 245 S. Cayuga St.

Sources: 607 News Now, Finger Lakes Daily News

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