Tag: bus service
-
Effective January 1, 2023: GB Metro expands on-demand microtransit service, reduces fixed route schedule
By
|
The GB On-Demand Microtransit is a growing service for GB Metro — it is essentially a public “Uber/Lyft” type service, with street-corner-to-corner service. Riders can use the GBM On-Demand app, or call 920-448-3185 to request a ride with an average ETA of 16 minutes. Folks ride Microtransit at no additional cost by showing their bus pass or by paying…
-
Green Bay Metro recent cuts to bus schedule on two routes worry riders | Green Bay Press-Gazette
By
|
Judge Marc Hammer worries that participants in Brown County’s Drug Court will lose the ability to keep steady employment, attend counseling sessions and, ultimately, regain their driver’s licenses. Heidi Sherman fears she — and others with vision issues who rely on Metro Transit buses to get from home to work — will have more of…
-
Green Bay Metro Makes Route Cuts Amid Driver Shortage | Seehafer News
By
|
Commuters in Green Bay are going to see fewer public transit buses on the roads. Starting last week, Green Bay Metro cut the number of times buses will run on route 6, which includes stops at the ADRC, Festivals Foods, and the Courthouse, and route 7, which stops at the V.A. Clinic and the UW-Green…
-
Green Bay Metro cuts routes due to bus driver shortage | WBAY
By
|
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – A bus driver shortage is forcing green bay metro to cut service hours on certain routes, the new schedule taking effect yesterday. Routes 6 and 7 will now only run one bus per hour instead of 2. Route 6 is one of the more popular routes, some of the stops…
-
Green Bay Metro’s ‘College Express’ takes students, faculty and staff downtown
By
|
A new route, “College Express,” was added to the Green Bay metro route on Monday, August 20, 2018 to help college students get to the downtown area of Green Bay. College students from UW-Green Bay and NWTC can now hop on a bus that runs every half an hour between 7:15 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. and…
-
Survey of students on bus transportation
By
|
Justin Mallett of the American Intercultural Center and others on campus are working with Green Bay Transit on a survey of current UW-Green Bay students and their future preferences regarding bus routes and stops, and potential shuttle routes of interest to the student population. You can check out the survey here.
-
Buses will arrive a little earlier, thanks to route change
By
|
Green Bay Metro has adjusted the route of the No. 7 (Lime Line) bus so that it will arrive a little earlier at the Circle Entrance in front of the UW-Green Bay Cofrin Library. Effective today, during workday hours, buses will now pull up to their first campus stop at about 10 and 40 minutes…
-
No transfers required: Changes to Green Bay Metro bus fares
By
|
Those in possession of UW-Green Bay ID cards can still ride for free and board any city bus with a swipe of their card, thanks to the ongoing U-Pass deal. Those riding Green Bay Metro on Wednesday (Jan. 2), however, witnessed something new with a move to simplify ridership via the launch of an unlimited…
-
In the news: Transit partnership, campus-to-campus bus service
By
|
UW-Green Bay is part of a Thursday (Feb.2) Press-Gazette story on a new public-private partnership between Green Bay Metro and Lamers Bus Lines. In announcing the deal Wednesday, a Lamers official also talked about the company’s newly launched weekend service designed to take UW-Green Bay students to Madison and other cities. You can read more,…