INDIANAPOLIS – Crews are getting ready complete work on College Ave for IndyGo’s Red Line, which will include station work on station platforms and ongoing pavement patching work. All work zone areas marked no parking should be cleared to allow crews to move forward with paving. Continued work: 66th Street to 38th Street on College […]
INDIANAPOLIS – The final pour of the 38th and Meridian Street Red Line Station is set to be poured on Wednesday, June 21. The pour is anticipated to begin at 9:00 AM and last until 3:00 PM at which time traffic lanes will reopen. For safety of drivers, construction crews, and pedestrians on Meridian Street all […]
INDIANAPOLIS – IndyGo is pleased to announce that Marcus Burnside has been promoted to Vice President of Technology. In his new role, Burnside will oversee all innovative technology solutions at IndyGo. Burnside began working with IndyGo in October 2015 as a consultant and joined the IndyGo team in 2017. Previously Burnside served as Director of […]
The Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation (IndyGo) invites the community to provide feedback or questions on the methodology for establishing the corporation’s overall DBE goal for the 2020 – 2022 period. The public comment period will be open until July 15, 2019. To learn more, view the DBE Goal Methodology Presentation and Legal Notice. IndyGo hosted […]
INDIANAPOLIS – Starting on or after June 10, a half-block section of Walnut Street will be closed east of Capitol Avenue for up to 5 days. This temporary closure is required to re-build corners of the intersection. The Indianapolis Cultural Trail will remain open through this intersection. Walnut Street will be open at Illinois Street […]
INDIANAPOLIS – IndyGo, in conjunction with Growing Places Indy and the City of Indianapolis, is proud to present the return of Food in Transit this afternoon. The Farm Stand will be held at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center every Friday between June 7 and the end of September, from 3:00 to 6:00pm. The market […]
INDIANAPOLIS – After a successful pilot in fall 2018, Food in Transit returns on June 7, providing fresh and affordable produce to current and future transit riders. The farm stand and locally-grown produce is provided by Growing Places Indy and is made possible by the Department of Metropolitan Development’s Community Block Development Grant (CDBG) funding […]
Veterans have taken 500,000 free Indy rides in less than a year INDIANAPOLIS – IndyGo has provided nearly half a million free rides to more than 3,000 veterans since its Veteran Fare Card program launched last July. With an estimated 45,000 veterans living in the city, the city’s public transit service recognizes that many more […]
Innovative wireless charging technology to be installed near battery-powered routes INDIANAPOLIS – IndyGo today announced it has reached an agreement with BYD, the maker of IndyGo’s new electric buses, to install and pay for wireless charging infrastructure. The deal includes wireless charging hardware for buses, and the equipment for three charging pads along battery-powered routes. When […]
Innovative wireless charging technology to be installed near battery-powered routes INDIANAPOLIS – IndyGo today announced it has reached an agreement with BYD, the maker of IndyGo’s new electric buses, to install and pay for wireless charging infrastructure. The deal includes wireless charging hardware for buses, and the equipment for three charging pads along battery-powered routes. When testing […]
