I don’t even remember why I went to the IndyGo site, but I was there today and saw that they have a link to their 2019-2025 Capital Plan that was approved in August of 2019. Being the transit nerd that I am, I read through most of it and found some things that I think […]
As you may already know, IndyGo is rolling out more route improvements in mid-2020. These will come in the form of transitioning to a more grid based network, as well as an increase in frequency on many routes. Today (January 7) is the first day of what they are deeming “listening sessions” to get public […]
A Sunday ago, we decided to mix things up a bit compared to our normal Sunday Funday. While we visited one of our old favorites, we also went to a new place and then ended up the day at two other favorites. Read on to get a slightly different trip than we normally have.
As has been the case with our trips on the Red Line, we ended up taking a trip to the South side of the city. I’d say this is mostly due in part to us liking a lot of places down there, but not really having the desire to drive, nor take a ride share […]
With the update of the IndyGo ridership numbers, including September 2019, I have some random thoughts. Note: I didn’t do anything based on October because these aren’t available yet on the federal Web site where I get my numbers. There was a not unexpected large increase overall in September of 21.47%. This is due in […]
Today marks the first full month that the IndyGo Red Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) has been in operation. Overall, I have thoroughly enjoyed the system, and while not life changing, it has been a net positive to how I get around in the city. It is certainly not as quick as driving, but any […]
One of the things that I want to do on this site is highlight how a rapid/frequent transit line can make a big difference in spending time in parts of the city you may not normally frequent. Part of that will be doing things like the Brewery Tour. I’ve also decided to highlight some of […]
Hey, you! Yeah, you, new bus rider. I see you over there trying out the Red Line. Welcome to being a more engaged member of your community by trying out that shiny new rapid transit line. It’s great, isn’t it? Welcome to the club!
This is the first in a series of “tours” that you can take along the Red Line. It will really come down to what I’m feeling at the time. One of the great things is that there is so much along the way that is within walking distance or easy transfer to a local bus […]
