Buses will arrive a little earlier, thanks to route change
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....
Tagged: U-Pass
No transfers required: Changes to Green Bay Metro bus fares
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...
Gimme shelter: New break for student U-Pass riders
It’s nothing fancy, but it does the job: A couple of seating benches, a roof over your head, a break from the winter winds and a-free-with-your-campus-ID means of transportation. UW-Green Bay students who ride...
U-Pass deal gets national mention in Metro Magazine
We brought you the news last month of the freshly inked U-Pass deal between UW-Green Bay and Green Bay Metro. The national transit publication Metro Magazine recently picked up the story, highlighting the new...
Press-Gazette coverage of new U-Pass deal
We brought you the news earlier this week that UW-Green Bay and Green Bay Metro have signed a revised U-Pass agreement for 2011-12. The Green Bay Press-Gazette has followed the recent changes Metro has...
UWGB, Metro ink U-Pass agreement
UW-Green Bay and Green Bay Metro have signed a revised U-Pass agreement that more directly ties the cost of service to the number of rides taken. Under the old system, Metro received an annual...
Green Bay Metro, UW-Green Bay sign revised U-Pass agreement
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and Green Bay Metro recently signed a revised busing agreement that will continue their mutually beneficial partnership while more directly tying the cost of service to the number of rides taken.
Bus rides are free (and faster?)
UW-Green Bay and the city of Green Bay have renewed an agreement that lets members of the campus community ride city buses at no extra cost with a valid University ID card.
