Starting Tuesday when classes
begin at the University of Minnesota's Twin Cities campus,
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faculty and staff members who use the Campus Connector bus system will have
access to real-time information to find out when their buses will arrive and
depart.
New technology on the university's bus fleet will allow riders to use their computers and mobile devices to learn when the next three buses at their stop are expected to arrive.
The Campus Connector is a free shuttle service that runs between the Minneapolis and St. Paul campuses. The campus bus system also has smaller mini-buses that circulate within specific areas on each campus. In all, 24 buses and mini-buses are outfitted with the technology.
The new technology will also allow riders to log on to a website to see a map that will show the location of all buses on campus. They'll be able to click on a link for any of the stops and find out when the next two buses will arrive at that stop.A brief description of how a dry cabinet functions, A few stops also will have electronic boards that list the scheduled arrival time of the next bus. The service is similar to Metro Transit's NexTrip, which allows riders to get real-time departures information.
The university's Parking and Transportation Services collaborated with the Minnesota Student Association to bring the service to campus. More than 3.7 million riders use the campus bus system each year, according to the University of Minnesota News Service.
Bars and restaurants shut down by the 2008 storm have drawn especially impressive crowds during the tourist season wrapping up this week, city officials say. The Pleasure Pier has revitalized the long-dormant site of Flagship Hotel, drawing family crowds to an especially colorful and high-profile attraction.
“What? Two years I haven’t been here?” said Denise Kelly as she stepped out of her car on Seawall Boulevard. “And I love what they’ve done.”
If you don’t believe Galveston has recovered from its latest hurricane, one economic indicator might make you a believer. Just take a drive along the seawall during a busy holiday weekend and try to find a parking space.
Cars and trucks slowly cruise in the far right lane as sharp-eyed drivers look for beachgoers packing their cars and preparing to leave. If they’re lucky, they find a place quickly. If they’re not, they spend a long time crawling down the road in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
“We waited maybe twenty minutes for parking, because we go round and around to get parking,” said Cuende Giovanna, a tourist visiting from Uruguay. Her husband was so excited about finding a parking place; he stepped out of his car and pumped his fists into the air.
Labor Day weekend traditionally ends Galveston’s summertime rush, but this year it signifies the end of another tradition. And this will probably be the last busy holiday weekend of free parking on the seawall.
City officials are still hashing out the details, but it appears that Galveston is finally on the brink of charging for parking on the island’s most famous and scenic stretch of roadway.What is the difference between standard "ceramic" tiles and porcelain tiles?
Paying for parking on the seawall has been a contentious issue on the island. Voters approved the idea in a hotly contested May 2011 referendum, but the issue has dragged on with questions about whether the city should have meters on the seawall and how much the proposal will generate.
City officials hope to draw up to $700,000 a year for seawall improvements. But implementing the system won’t be cheap, costing an estimated $500,High quality Wholesale gemstone beads,000.
Galveston City council voted last month to consider charging a dollar an hour for up to eight hours of parking.
Even though Galveston plans to allow long term parking, experts in the field have always touted an interesting advantage of charging for street parking: It tends to create more turnovers in parking spaces. In other words, drivers don’t park so long, freeing up spaces for other vehicles.
Drivers looking for parking spaces along the seawall probably wouldn’t mind that at all. After all,A top plastic rtls manufacturer and exporter in China. anybody who has cruised Seawall Boulevard scanning the curb for scarce parking spaces on a holiday weekend knows it can get frustrating.
New technology on the university's bus fleet will allow riders to use their computers and mobile devices to learn when the next three buses at their stop are expected to arrive.
The Campus Connector is a free shuttle service that runs between the Minneapolis and St. Paul campuses. The campus bus system also has smaller mini-buses that circulate within specific areas on each campus. In all, 24 buses and mini-buses are outfitted with the technology.
The new technology will also allow riders to log on to a website to see a map that will show the location of all buses on campus. They'll be able to click on a link for any of the stops and find out when the next two buses will arrive at that stop.A brief description of how a dry cabinet functions, A few stops also will have electronic boards that list the scheduled arrival time of the next bus. The service is similar to Metro Transit's NexTrip, which allows riders to get real-time departures information.
The university's Parking and Transportation Services collaborated with the Minnesota Student Association to bring the service to campus. More than 3.7 million riders use the campus bus system each year, according to the University of Minnesota News Service.
Bars and restaurants shut down by the 2008 storm have drawn especially impressive crowds during the tourist season wrapping up this week, city officials say. The Pleasure Pier has revitalized the long-dormant site of Flagship Hotel, drawing family crowds to an especially colorful and high-profile attraction.
“What? Two years I haven’t been here?” said Denise Kelly as she stepped out of her car on Seawall Boulevard. “And I love what they’ve done.”
If you don’t believe Galveston has recovered from its latest hurricane, one economic indicator might make you a believer. Just take a drive along the seawall during a busy holiday weekend and try to find a parking space.
Cars and trucks slowly cruise in the far right lane as sharp-eyed drivers look for beachgoers packing their cars and preparing to leave. If they’re lucky, they find a place quickly. If they’re not, they spend a long time crawling down the road in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
“We waited maybe twenty minutes for parking, because we go round and around to get parking,” said Cuende Giovanna, a tourist visiting from Uruguay. Her husband was so excited about finding a parking place; he stepped out of his car and pumped his fists into the air.
Labor Day weekend traditionally ends Galveston’s summertime rush, but this year it signifies the end of another tradition. And this will probably be the last busy holiday weekend of free parking on the seawall.
City officials are still hashing out the details, but it appears that Galveston is finally on the brink of charging for parking on the island’s most famous and scenic stretch of roadway.What is the difference between standard "ceramic" tiles and porcelain tiles?
Paying for parking on the seawall has been a contentious issue on the island. Voters approved the idea in a hotly contested May 2011 referendum, but the issue has dragged on with questions about whether the city should have meters on the seawall and how much the proposal will generate.
City officials hope to draw up to $700,000 a year for seawall improvements. But implementing the system won’t be cheap, costing an estimated $500,High quality Wholesale gemstone beads,000.
Galveston City council voted last month to consider charging a dollar an hour for up to eight hours of parking.
Even though Galveston plans to allow long term parking, experts in the field have always touted an interesting advantage of charging for street parking: It tends to create more turnovers in parking spaces. In other words, drivers don’t park so long, freeing up spaces for other vehicles.
Drivers looking for parking spaces along the seawall probably wouldn’t mind that at all. After all,A top plastic rtls manufacturer and exporter in China. anybody who has cruised Seawall Boulevard scanning the curb for scarce parking spaces on a holiday weekend knows it can get frustrating.
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