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By Richard Wickham
Staff Reporter
Fiohtino fnra narking olace or walk
ing to school in sub-zero temperatures
can frustrate students and faculty.
Students have several transporta
tion choices: catching a bus, joining a
carpool or pedaling a bicycle. Some are
more efficient, and some can be con
fusing. The following is a guide to Lin
coln transportation.
Buses: According to Pat Tabidian,
of the Lincoln Transportation System,
the Lincoln bus system operates from
about 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through
Saturday. Buses stop at any corner
along the routes except downtown,
where they stop at designated areas
only. All buses stop at 11th and 0
streets.
Adults fare is 65 cents. Bus drivers
will not make change. If students ride
the bus often or don't want to carry
much change, they can buy monthly
passports that offer unlimited rides for
$20, Tabidian said. Punchcards good
for 20 rides are available for $13. Pass
ports and punchcards are sold at many
places throughout the city, including
the Nebraska and East unions.
Riders also can get two types of free
transfers from drivers after paying the
fare, Tabidian said. Regular transfers
allow passengers to board a different
bus providing travel connections. The
transfers are good for one hour or the
next connecting bus. Stopover transfers
allow passengers to travel the same
route and direction after a one-hour
stopover.
Bus route and schedule information
is available at downtown bus stops, she
said. Information packets are available
at the Nebraska and East unions and
area banks or by calling the Lincoln
Transportation System at 476-1234.
Tabidian also said that LTS offers a
shuttle bus that runs from Lyman Hall
101 N. 27th 476-1566
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on City Campus to Burr Fedde on East
Campus. The fare is 65 cents and diss
ports and punchcards also can be used
Schedules are in the information packet!
Carpool: Students interested in
carpooling can call the carpool van noni
office at 471-7665, where a worbrS
ask questions about drivingridi
preferences work place, work hours
and place of residence. This infurma
ion then is sent to data processing
Workers at the program will trv to
match people who work and live in the
same areas, Schuler said. If thev fin J
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will give the prospective parties' eaeh
other's name and phone number so
that they can contact each other.
If the computer is unable to match
someone up with a carpool then some
one will try to handmatch them. If that
still doesn't work, they will put an ad in
the personal section of the newspaper
telling the person's "to" and "from"
points and the carpool number, Schuler
said.
Carpools probably would only work
well for out-of-town students who must
stay on campus all day or in-towncrs
who are willing to do so.
"We have several students right now
and people from within a 50 mile radius,
including Omaha, who carpool to Lin
coln," Schuler said.
Bicycles: Although bicycling is not
a dependable form of transportation
year-round, because of ice and snow, it
is nonetheless a quick and healthy way
to travel. Bicycles also are cheap to use
and maintain.
Lincoln has over 10 miles of off
street bike paths. Although most of
these routes are in parks, both the John
Deitrich and Billy Wolfe bike paths run
through portions of Lincoln and allow
for faster and safer riding conditions.
Several miles of marked street routes
tion about the paths is available at the 1
Lincoln Police Department's Traffic
t.ngineenng Division at 233 S. 10th St.
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