Tag archive: IndyGo
IndyGo Losing More Money
It’s no surprise that IndyGo, Indianapolis’ pretend mass-transit system, sucks. Among most lists of transportation systems in large cities, Indy ranks around 99 or 100 on a list of 100. I’m of the belief we either fix it up or… continue reading »
Indy’s Transit Plan is Off the Rails
Look at that train. Sleek, fast, modern looking. I bet that thing reminds you of a bullet train from Japan that travels at over 100 MPH, huh? Who would have thought we’d have on of those right along Ohio Street!… continue reading »
Transit in Indy Takes Another Turn
The IndyStar has a good piece on IndyConnect’s revised mass transit plan for Central Indiana: Gone — or at least delayed until the mid- to late 2030s — are plans for a light-rail line running along Washington Street from the… continue reading »
Private Public Transit
This little gem caught my eye from Reason Magazine: Hector Ricketts wants to offer New York City residents an alternative to New York’s slow and clumsy public transportation. He employs drivers who offer commuters rides in minivans. The vans serve… continue reading »
Lopsided Service
Lots of exciting news coming out of Marion County on the tax-front this morning. In short, libraries and colleges are spending way too much money on useless administrators, and then they wonder where there money went. Oh, and IndyGo broke… continue reading »
IndyGo Resembles a Bus Crash Scene
This IndyGo dealio is really like watching a bus collide with another bus: They showed that routes the agency plans to cut — the 11, 55 and 87 — have among the lowest ridership of all 29 routes. They explained… continue reading »