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TRANSPORTATION RIDE OPTIONS
RECENT TRANSIT PROJECTS
INTRASTATE BUS SERVICE
A $2 million federal grant will be used to revive abandoned and unprofitable intercity bus routes in Indiana next year, including runs from Indianapolis to Muncie, Bloomington and South Bend.
Those most likely to benefit are college students with limited funds and no automobiles living far from home; the elderly, who have less ability or desire to drive; the disabled; and low-income residents who don't own a car.
The Indianapolis-Muncie route will stop in Yorktown, Chesterfield, Anderson, Pendleton, Ingalls, Fortville, McCordsville, Oaklandon and Post Road. INDOT officials say final fares are not yet available.
- Information Provided by Indy Star.com
For full article go here: INDY BUS SERVICE
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OTHER RESOURCES
CATS
TRAM
LifeStream
CICS
CIRTA
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City of Anderson Transportation System (CATS)
Urban transit has had a long and varied history in Anderson from the old interurban to the establishment of the present public transit system in 1973. Originally established as a municipal transit utility, the City of Anderson Transportation System (CATS) became a department of the City in 1982. CATS operates six fixed bus routes within the corporate limits of the City of Anderson. A map of the routes are located here.
Route Map
Type of Fare
Fixed Route (one way) ............................. $ 1.00
VIP (elderly & handicapped) .................... $ 0.50
Passcard (unlimited monthly pass) ......... $ 24.00
(Monthly passcards are only valid for fixed-route service)
Transfers (fixed route only) ........................ Free
Nifty Lift (one way) .................................... $ 2.00
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Nifty Lift
Nifty Lift is a demand-response public transportation service that serves the needs of customers who, because of a disability, are unable to use the CATS regular fixed route bus system, and who meet the criteria established by the US Department of Transportation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. Nifty Lift is an additional service provided and managed by the City of Anderson.
Type of Fare
Nifty Lift (one way) .................................... $ 2.00 |
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Transportation for Rural Areas of Madison County (TRAM)
LifeStream operates a door-to-door transportation service, called TRAM, within Madison County, Indiana. This service provides a ride from one community to another community. TRAM trips are restricted to Madison County, and either the origin or destination of the trip must be outside the corporate limits of the City of Anderson. Trips within the City of Anderson are serviced by CATS.
TRAM hours are 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday. All TRAM vehicles are lift equipped to aid mobility-impaired riders. The service can be used by anyone who is a legal resident of Madison County.
Type of Fare
Fixed Route (one way) .............................. $ 4.00
Fixed Route Elderly (one way) .................. $ 2.50
Monthly Pass ............................................. $ 33.00
Monthly Pass Elderly (60+) ....................... $ 25.00
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Central Indiana Commuter Services (CICS)
The Central Indiana Regional Transit Authority (CIRTA) operates a federally funded commuter service called CICS. CICS's mission is to reduce air pollution and traffic congestion. CICS offers alternative transportation solutions to area employers and commuters in Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Johnson, Madison, Marion, Morgan and Shelby counties, such as: carpooling, vanpooling, riding transit, biking and walking.
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