THE LOOP TROLLEY

The Loop Trolley will be back in service on Thursday, August 18.

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The Loop Trolley operates on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m.

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The Loop Trolley is free to ride during the initial three-month pilot program, which runs through Sunday, October 30, 2022.

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The 2.2-mile route runs on Delmar Boulevard and DeBaliviere Avenue, between the University City Library and the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park.

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A round trip on the Loop Trolley will take approximately 60 minutes and that includes a 10-minute operator break at each end of the route –at the Missouri History Museum and the University City Library. (Heavy traffic conditions will impact trip times.)

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You can board the Loop Trolley at any of the 10 stops along the route.

• 6 of Trolley stops are located on Delmar Boulevard

• 3 Trolley stops are on DeBaliviere

• 1 stop is at the Missouri History Museum

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GENERAL SAFETY REMINDERS

​For the safety of our customers and our operations team, Trolley service will be temporarily suspended during inclement weather incidents. Once it is safe to resume service, the Trolley will begin running again.

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Pedestrians, cyclists and motorists along the Trolley route are encouraged to follow these safety tips when the Trolley is in operation:

• Vehicles cannot be parked on the Trolley rails and must be completely within the white lines. Illegal parking will result in ticketing and/or towing.

• Do not stand, walk, ride or drive on the white diagonal striping that follows the Trolley route.

• Trolleys operate in traffic with other vehicles and share the same lanes at times, but they are not able to swerve or steer to avoid vehicles, cyclists or pedestrians.

• Pedestrians should cross the street only at the marked crosswalks. Remember, the Trolley operates on rails in both directions, so look both ways before crossing the street. 

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Important maintenance projects, annual inspections and safety certifications will be performed on the Trolley vehicles this winter with operations set to resume in Spring 2023.

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