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IndyGo Postpones Implementation of New Route Network as part of COVID-19 Response 

INDIANAPOLIS  — IndyGo  today announced that the implementation of the new, grid-based bus network, previously planned for June 2020, will be postponed due to several factors related to the coronavirus outbreak.    COVID-19 has impacted IndyGo’s operations in many ways. At its March meeting, the IndyGo Board of Directors authorized staff to begin operating Saturday service on weekdays and temporarily suspend fare collection. It is not clear at this […]

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IndyGo and Uber Partner to Provide Discounted Rides for Essential Workers

INDIANAPOLIS—While a challenging time to address transportation needs, IndyGo remains committed to continuing to provide transit service throughout the COVID-19 pandemic in a way that prioritizes both driver and passenger health. In order to increase safety while riding, IndyGo has reduced fixed route service and limited passenger loads. These policy changes have accelerated the agency’s […]

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IndyGo and Public Works Committee Advance Plans to Rebuild 38th Street

INDIANAPOLIS — This evening, the Public Works Committee of the City-County Council voted in support of Proposal 142, new ordinance language that will advance plans to repair and improve the infrastructure of 38th Street. The Purple Line project, planned to go out to bid in early 2021, is projected to dedicate $95 million, more than half of […]

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IndyGo Partners with Community Groups During COVID-19 Pandemic

IndyGo coordinates with the MLK Center and the Near Northwest Response Team to deliver groceries and prescriptions INDIANAPOLIS — IndyGo has partnered with two community groups, the MLK Center and the Near Northwest Response Team, to provide area residents with access to essentials such as groceries and prescriptions amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The Midtown-Get-Around is one of two […]

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IndyGo Implements Rear Boarding and Reduces Scheduled Service as a Direct Response to COVID-19

INDIANAPOLIS — IndyGo is implementing new safety measures and changing its service schedules to prevent the spread of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). These measures are intended to increase the safety of transit riders and employees by lessening the need for non-essential interactions and reducing service frequency to reflect declining ridership.  Effective Sunday, March 29, the following adjustments will be implemented until further notice:  IndyGo riders will be required to board through […]

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IndyGo Coach Operator Wins ROSE Award; Body Shop Mechanic Honored

INDIANAPOLIS—Two IndyGo employees were honored at the 29th Annual ROSE Awards on Wednesday, March 11 at the Indiana Roof Ballroom. Baba Diop, a professional coach operator, and Charlie Watkins, a body shop mechanic, were both nominated for awards. Diop was selected as a winner of a ROSE Award. The ROSE Awards celebrate excellence in the […]

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IndyGo Develops Updated June 2020 Proposal Based on Public Feedback

INDIANAPOLIS  — The Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation Board of Directors today accepted a revised route change proposal that reflects some of the major concerns presented during the public comment period and public hearing held on February 18, 2020. The Board authorized staff to proceed with an equity analysis of the revised proposal before final adoption of […]

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IndyGo welcomes Bosma Enterprises executive as newest board member

Lise Pace brings abundance of relevant personal, professional experience to public transit agency INDIANAPOLIS — Later today, IndyGo will officially welcome Lise Pace as a member of the organization’s Board of Directors. Pace, who is Vice President of External Affairs at Bosma Enterprises, will join the board for its first meeting since being unanimously confirmed by […]

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