Greater City ProvidenceVideo from The Providence Journal.
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MBTA.com has the train schedule available in .pdf.
Service starts 11/22/10:
PROV-TFG:
5:41a – 6:01a
6:00a – 6:25a
6:06p – 6:17p
6:42p – 6:53p
7:11p – 7:26p
TFG-PROV:
6:13a-6:33a
6:52a-7:12a
7:15a-7:35a
6:27p-6:42p
7:36p-7:51p
7:51p-8:06p
certainly not the best schedule in the world, but it is supposedly just the “starter” schedule.
Also of note, the InterLink in effect allows RIPTA bus 8 customers to access the airport since there is a bus stop on Jefferson at the InterLink.
I used the interlink this week. The first day (wednesday) it smelled oddly of lobster. Today, though it just smelled like new carpet. I have to say, though, that the signage for the car rental return is stellar. I mean it is all kind of temporary but you’d have to be a complete idiot to not be able to get your car back to the garage. I was thoroughly impressed.
Went to the Interlink last Saturday and it was very quiet. It seems it takes a long time to get to the Service/Rental Car Building. Good exercise. Also not sure once there how to proceed to the train station/platform area. Not well marked. Hopefully it will be by next week when the train schedule kicks in. We will keep our fingers crossed.