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Car-sharing service Zipcar and the university's Wake Line shuttle have both seen upticks in use by students so far this year.
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The Central Ohio Transit Authority teams up with Columbus City Schools to provide 8,000 transit passes at no cost to students and their families.
Read More →The Department will use the responses it receives to inform its approach as it expands the use of data and equity-assessment methods to advance transportation equity goals.
Read More →The cost has risen from $180,000 in 2009 to slightly less than $900,000 this year as demand from senior and disabled residents increases. Some cities and towns have cut their contributions to the service.
Read More →The funding announcement is part of an investment to upgrade the state’s transit system to enhance mobility options.
Read More →The past few years have brought restrictions on parking in and around the university area. More than 86% of the 2,713 respondents said they have a vehicle in Fayetteville and 83% stated they use their cars as their primary means of transportation.
Read More →On the university’s busiest days, more than 4,000 students are biking, walking and skateboarding to campus, but there is currently no funding in the university’s transportation budget to accommodate their needs.
Read More →Sam Vargas, owner of Rexburg Connect, told the Standard Journal that the company is planning to start providing transportation services to students at the beginning of the new year.
Read More →If all measures are approved, more than $100 billion in new local funding would be invested in transportation.
Read More →Women in New York City spend an average $26 to $50 extra per month to stay safe on transportation.
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