JUST Bikes, formerly known as the Madison Bicycle Equity Group, unveiled four self-fix bicycle station, new bike racks, and recognized graduates of the Mobile Bike
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Madison’s Neighborhood Resource Teams want to shift perspectives, improve quality of life in “pockets” of the city
Mayor Paul Soglin’s Neighborhood Resource Teams are working to tune into Madison residents in order to address their needs by introducing neighborhood-based improvement projects to
FreeWheel Bikes aims to provide the basic human right of transportation to Madison
FreeWheel Bikes was founded in 2003 by a group of local cyclists who wanted to establish an affordable community workshop space and promote cycling. In
The Bus Stops Here: UW Student Busing
One of the experiences of attending the University of Wisconsin in Madison is that students have access to unlimited Metro Transit bus rides paid with
Media Digest June 15, 2018
Top Story Paul Soglin will propose a $17 vehicle-registration fee to help close budget shortfalls and maintain community service programs for low-income residents. Chris Rickert, Wisconsin
The Bus Stops Here: For an Electrifying Experience
The city of Madison wants to run completely on renewable energy. As Metro Transit currently accounts for almost a fifth of the city government’s energy
Does Madison have enough audible pedestrian signals to help the blind navigate the city?
Denise Jess wakes up every morning with one thing in mind — what route to take to work? There is no audible pedestrian signal at
The Bus Stop Here: Living on TIPs
A good indication of Madison’s current view of its bus system is how transit rates relative to other transportation items in the TIP, otherwise known
The Bus Stops Here: A Tiff About TIFs
In an era in which the state has been strangling public transit agencies financially while prohibiting local areas from establishing regional transport authorities, there is
Don’t be salty: The negative effect of road salts on water and Madison’s efforts to reduce it
When snow falls in Wisconsin, children may think about the snowmen they’re going to build, students may think of the school cancellations they’re going to
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