News
CityBus Suspends Fare Collection Temporarily
CityBus will eliminate fares beginning March 27. Passengers can ride for free as long as Governor Eric Holcomb’s COVID-19 Stay-At-Home Executive Order (20-08) is in effect.
CityBus COVID-19 Response and Emergency Service Plan
CityBus has prepared an emergency service plan in the event that a significant portion of the staff is unable to report for duty.
CityBus Recognized as Clean Air Champion
The Greater Indiana Clean Cities Coalition has recognized CityBus for its efforts in switching from diesel fuel to compressed natural gas (CNG).
CityBus Board Member Retires after 20 Years
CityBus board member Joe Krause has retired after 20 years of service.
CityBus Records Highest Ridership Since 2014
CityBus of Greater Lafayette provided 5,099,775 trips in 2019 — the highest number of riders since 2014. This year’s ridership also went up 7.58% from the previous year.
CityBus to Provide Shuttle Service to Feast of the Hunters’ Moon
CityBus will provide transportation services for the 2019 Feast of the Hunters’ Moon on Saturday, October 5 and Sunday, October 6.
CityBus awarded funding from the The Indiana Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Fund Committee
CityBus of Greater Lafayette received funding from the Indiana Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Fund on July 23. The organization will use the $182,849 grant to partially fund the acquisition of four compressed natural gas-powered buses.
CityBus to Hold Public Hearings for Proposed Changes to Routes 1B and 4B
CityBus will hold two public hearings to discuss changes to routes 1B and 4B and to let community members offer feedback. These hearings will take place on Wednesday, June 12 and Thursday, July 13.
CityBus Recognized for Alternative Fuel Efforts
CityBus received an award from the Greater Indiana Clean Cities Coalition for its efforts in converting from traditional fuel sources such as diesel to hybrid-electric diesel and compressed natural gas (CNG).
Severe Weather Service Reductions for Wednesday, Jan. 30
While winter has been fairly mild, temperatures are expected to enter the sub-freezing range for the next several days. Due to the cancellation of Purdue classes, some campus loop service will be reduced.
