There's no better relationship than the one between New Orleans and its streetcar line.Some cities have subways, while others have trolleys. But down here in The Big Easy we've got streetcars ...

A concept for expanding the New Orleans streetcar system presented by the city's top transportation official on Tuesday. The city's top transportation official on Tuesday outlined an ambitious ...

New Orleans' public transit system should redraw its bus map, combine redundant routes, rework underused ones and drastically decrease wait times at most stops to meet a steadily growing demand ...

Why New Orleans iconic streetcars are the best way to traverse the city The streetcars, like their city, are famously elegant and unhurried.

New Orleans’ new Rampart-St. Claude streetcar line provides distinct opportunities to hop off and drop into some of the city’s best bars during Mardi Gras and all year round.

Where else but New Orleans? One hotel has officially debuted its streetcar covered in gingerbread for the holidays.

A New Orleans bus driver tips his hat to the streetcar he replaced in 1948. Only a fraction of the city’s historic streetcar network survived, but in recent years the city opened two new lines.

Did you know that Catholic nuns and priests once rode streetcars free? Here's everything you need to know about this New Orleans institution.

New Orleans' streetcars date back to 1835, when they were the primary form of public transportation. The St. Charles car on the Canal Line is the oldest streetcar route in the United States ...

The bill is sponsored by Louisiana Sen. Jimmy Harris, D-New Orleans. If it becomes law, any unauthorized use of an image of the New Orleans streetcar would result in a fine not to exceed $5,000.