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Bus•by Staff•September 17, 2012

U. of Wis. students decry bus route changes

Changes were made because of a budget deficit of $1 million and campus area construction have resulted in fewer routes and longer wait times.

Bus•by Staff•September 17, 2012

Chicago campus suspends shuttle due to ridership decline

Roosevelt University suspended its shuttle service to the Schaumburg campus, which cost $200,000 annually, and is replacing it with PACE bus service.

Bus•by Staff•September 17, 2012

U. of Mich. adds 3 more hybrid buses

Part of a $14 million sustainability initiative launched last September. The university unveiled its first four hybrid buses six months ago.

Bus•by Staff•September 17, 2012

U. of Wyo. shuttle sees dramatic ridership boost

Increase due to completion of a campus parking lot and more student awareness of the services.

Bus•by Staff•September 17, 2012

S. Carolina St. transportation building sits empty

The $4.8 million center — the first phase in the James E. Clyburn Transportation Center — was completed last December after 13 years of delays.

New Mobility•by Staff•September 17, 2012

U. of Mich. launches bike share program

The school says the rental program is a response to requests to make the campus more bike-friendly. Bicycles come with a helmet and a lock.

Bus•by Staff•September 17, 2012

U. of Minn. students request free rides

The university and Metro Transit, which will operate the service, currently have a U-Pass program in place, with the agency also offering free rides for students on its Hiawatha Line to the airport.

Bus•by Staff•September 17, 2012

Calif. U. changes shuttle route

California State University Long Beach Shuttle Services eliminated one shuttle and changed a route to travel clockwise around campus, saving money and time and making drop-offs safer for students.

Bus•by Staff•September 17, 2012

Enterprise, U. of Hawaii offer hybrid rentals

Partnered to launch the “WeCar” program, offering students faculty, and campus-approved businesses the option rent hybrid cars by the hour on campus.

Bus•by Staff•September 17, 2012

Transit marks one year of service to Northern Ariz. U.

Also known as Route 10, Mountain Link has proven to be a successful partnership between Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority, NAU and the City of Flagstaff. Since its inception, Mountain Link has served 576,563 riders.

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