Categories: 50th Anniversary

In June, IndyGo launches real-time tracking for transit vehicles.

IndyGo launches its Bike-to-Bus initiative, fitting buses with bike racks to encourage ridership.

In May, IndyGo announces plans to triple its bus shelter numbers.

Mayor Bart Peterson rides IndyGo into his first day in office while accompanied by a convoy of other city buses.

IndyGo launches IndyFlex, an overnight, microtransit service for late-shift riders.

IndyGo equips it’s fleet with security cameras.

In August, Metro announces plans to rebrand as IndyGo.

Metro launches MetroWorks, a late-night bus service for the north side of the city.

Metro opens a new garage at 1501 W. Washington Street on April 13 and changes the agency’s colors to blue and turquoise.

Metro purchases 21 articulated buses from MAN Truck & Bus, making it the first of its kind to operate these systems in the city.