IndyGo received 24 electric hybrid buses thanks to a partnership with Allison Transmission
Bus stops at two locations will feature new boarding areas, sidewalks, curb ramps, shelters, and solar lighting.
The new policy will help level the playing field for applicants who may be highly qualified but have had a criminal conviction, according to the agency.
The agency selected the company’s H 40 EP electric hybrid propulsion solution to power 27 new GILLIG buses and will be a lead fleet partner for Allison’s revolutionary new electric hybrid product, eGen Flex.
The project will result in a visual map of the level of difficulty to traverse the area, especially for individuals who use a wheelchair or have limited mobility.
Denise Jenkins-Agurs has over 25 years in the workforce development industry.
The agency will continue to monitor ridership and evaluate routes and schedules.
Other planned service modifications, such as bus stop changes, will also be postponed.
Inez Evans was selected as IndyGo’s president and CEO in the summer of 2019, replacing Michael Terry, who led the agency for more than 11 years.
The partnerships are providing area residents with access to essentials such as groceries and prescriptions.
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