Madison Metro Transit has ended the requirement for bus passengers to wear face masks following a federal court ruling that struck down the national mandate.
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New BCycle stations installed across UW–Madison campus
Eight new BCycle stations are being added to locations on the UW–Madison campus. Find a bike kiosk near you, and learn more about membership discounts for UW students and employees.
League of American Bicyclists courses to be hosted in May and June
UW Transportation Services will host the League of American Bicyclists courses Smart Cycling: Traffic Skills 101 (May 21) and League Cycling Instructor Seminar (June 10-12). These events will take place at the WARF building, 610 Walnut St., Room 132.
Shamrock Shuffle detours – 3/12/22
The Shamrock Shuffle 5K/10K event will go through parts of campus on Saturday, March 12, 2022. UWPD will control traffic along the route, which will include significant closures on Observatory Drive.
Madison Metro Transit seeking public input on network redesign draft plan
Madison Metro Transit is seeking feedback on their network redesign draft plan through a survey and community listening sessions, as part of planning to restructure the city’s system of bus routes.
Parking info for WIAA state tournaments 2022
The 2022 WIAA Individual Wrestling (Feb. 24-26) and Boys Basketball (March 17-19) state tournaments will impact parking and traffic around the Kohl Center.
Construction impacts affect traffic and pedestrian routes near Charter St. and Lathrop Dr.
Expect motor vehicle, transit, and cycling detours as Charter Street near Chamberlain Hall will close through late January. A section of western Lathrop Street closes December 20, meaning no thru traffic on the road.
UW-Madison earns Best Universities for Commuters designation
UW-Madison has been recognized as one of the nation’s Best Universities for Commuters. The designation is given by Best Workplaces for Commuters, a program operated by the Center for Urban Transportation Research.
Holiday office hours and transit impacts – December 2021 and January 2022
Upcoming legal holidays will cause Transportation Services office closures, reduced Metro Transit service, and other service reductions.
Some parking restrictions waived November 26; changes to bus service
Transportation Services offices are closed Nov. 25 and Metro Transit buses will run reduced service Nov. 25-26. Certain parking rules will be waived Nov. 26, with most surface lots available without a permit.