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Uses three light transit vehicles that provide 20-minute service frequency throughout the student residential and commercial areas adjacent to both Ivy Tech and Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne.
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Explores the challenges, both real and perceived, to significant reductions, and provides successful examples, and resources necessary to address the challenges.
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Converted biodiesel currently being tested on two buses.
Read More →Faculty, staff and students take advantage of free service.
Read More →Student government members met with University Police Department representatives to discuss student complaints and suggested improvements to the van service that was developed to provide late-night safe rides home.
Read More →Pilot program aims to provide the foundation for a long-term environmental certification program for the motorcoach industry and the passenger transportation sector.
Read More →Students, staff and faculty are eligible to use the bicycles free of charge. The 10 bicycles are comfort style designed, single speed cruiser bikes with dual pivot hand brakes.
Read More →Service will enable students to get to and from Chicago area airports for reasonable prices in time for the holidays.
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Task force report points out that Indiana laws on pedestrian crossings are confusing, creating a need for better signage and education.
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Built by California-based Ebus, the vehicle features fuel cells from Ballard Power Systems. Newark, Del.-based Air Liquide is providing a climate-controlled facility to store the vehicle.
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