In partnership with City Councilor Klarissa Peña and the City of Albuquerque's Solid Waste Department and Transit Department, Adopt-A-Stop is rolling out our Cruisers for Route 66 Program!
Car clubs across Albuquerque are "adopting" stretches of Route 66 (either a median or a bus stop) and volunteering to clean and maintain them, and get our streets ready for cruisin'!
Car club members will volunteer their organizations time to clean the stop(s) they adopt, as well as coordinate with Dwayne Baker from Transit and Toni Aguilar from Solid Waste to adopt the spots along Route 66.
Car clubs can adopt bus stops or street medians through opportunities listed here on our organization's page!
Want to know which stretches are adopted or available?
Click on the map and zoom in with your scroll wheel. The blue pins represent which bus stops are still available.
Indicated with yellow pins, this Google Map listed below shows which bus stops car clubs have already adopted. Adopted bus stops can also be adopted by more than one person, or group.
Google Map of Cruisers for Route 66 Adoptable Sites:
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https://www.oneabqvolunteers.com/need/detail/?need_id=481001
