Riverview Corridor

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From Mall of America to Union depot there's lots to love

What is it?

The Riverview Corridor Modern Streetcar is a planned 12-mile transportation connection along State Highway 5 (West 7th Street) in St. Paul. It will link neighborhoods, key destinations like MSP Airport and the Mall of America, and numerous employers, addressing mobility needs and providing economic opportunities.

Watch this short video to learn exactly what a modern streetcar means:
 

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Community engagement

Additional information (PDF) requested at the Policy Advisory Committee meeting on Feb. 29 is now available.

Thank you to all who attended our open house at the Palace Community Center! A summary of the comments and conversations is posted in the Project Archive.

Our next open house will be at the Minneosta Jewish Community Center in Saint Paul:

Location Date & Time Agenda

Minnesota Jewish Community Center

1375 St. Paul Ave.
Saint Paul, MN

July 10

5-7 p.m.

Come and go anytime during the event. View displays and talk with staff.


Riverview staff will meet with stakeholders in Saint Paul and Bloomington throughout the summer:

Location Date & Time Agenda

MSP International Airport, Terminal 1

June 28, 2024

8 -11 am

Pop up table to engage Blue Line riders.


Visit our meetings and events page for the complete list.

Tell us what you think

The Riverview project team wants your input on the streetcar and bus options and also what you think is most important. Please take this brief survey.

Riverview Survey 2024

We also invite you to explore detailed interactive maps of the proposed routes. You can leave feedback directly on the maps and see what other people are saying too.

Streetcar and Bus Map

There’s lots to love about the Riverview Corridor like great people and unique places. What do you love along the route?

        Lots to Love          

And you can always send us questions or comments through our online form.

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Learn more

Since 2017, multiple committees—comprising community members, policy leaders, and technical experts—have been hard at work. They gather information and provide recommendations to the public. Explore these additional pages to learn more about each area.