CCCP Offers a Comprehensive Guide to Charlotte Transportation

PRLog (Press Release) - Oct. 31, 2012 - If you’re a resident of Charlotte, or simply visiting, you’ve probably consulted the Charlotte Center City Partners (CCCP) to make plans.  And, if you haven’t, you should.  Offering suggestions on anything from restaurants to hotels to live entertainment, CCCP is a lead promoter of Charlotte businesses, residents, and visitors, always providing the answer to the question as old as time:  “What do you want to do tonight?”

Aside from the endless list of restaurants and activities, as well as the easy-to-navigate and always current event calendar, CCCP’s website, charlottecentercity.org, has thought of everything, making them a nonpareil.  (Note: Nonpareil is a fancy way of saying the best of the best, the cream of the crop, the leader of the pack, or…well, you get the idea.)  Not only can CCCP help you answer the what of your weekly plans, they also answer the how, by offering a section on their website devoted solely to transportation.  It’s not enough for them that you have plans; they want to get you there.

CCCP’s street and parking maps, along with frequently updated traffic alerts, ensure that you’ll arrive at your destination without the hassle of finding a spot. No car?  No problem!  CCCP offers comprehensive guide on how to use two of Charlotte’s most respected public transportations systems: the LYNX Blue Line Lightrail and the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS).  Not only will you save gas money, using public transportation keeps Charlotte’s community green.  Or, better yet, consult the CCCP bicycle guide, and enjoy the beautiful foliage and scenery of the Charlotte area, exercising your body and mind from the seat of a bike.

The Charlotte Center City Partners are not only dedicated to the betterment of their city; they’re dedicated to you.  Their website allows you to choose the safest, most efficient, and affordable mode of transportation, without the added stress.  To learn more about CCCP and their mission for Charlotte, visit www.charlottecentercity.org.