public transportation

Bloomington Transit is considering a rapid transit line connecting the city’s east and west sides.

An ordinance passed Wednesday lays the groundwork for BT to expand service beyond Bloomington's city limits.

The 2020 Census reestablished what the Federal Transit Administration considers an urbanized area, making it so that Rural Transit can't service parts of the county starting in 2024.

Same-day rides will be limited to two per day per user and subject to a two-hour pickup window.

Council member Stephen Volan says a shuttle may reduce the number of short car trips drivers take when visiting more than one destination in the downtown area.

The plan seeks to find new ways to improve service for existing riders while also attracting new riders and increasing efficiency.

The partnership will also bring expanded service to more than 50 other cities.

Expanded service also includes new service options for more than 50 other cities across the U.S.

The Area 10 Agency on Aging serves four rural counties with its rural public transit program, Putnam, Owen, Lawrence and Monroe.