I take the #55 bus from my house to the Tacoma Mall then switch to the #51 which drops me off right next to the stadium. The ease and effectiveness of this transportation is well worth the time and effort.
Brian, Student
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About the Bus Pass It Along Program
The primary goal of this project is to promote public transportation in the campus community. To that end, the Transportation Task Force applied for and received funding from the Sustainability Advisory Committee to purchase a bundle of bus passes for faculty, staff, or students during the Spring 2008 term. Pierce Transit generously donated a matching number of passes. This blog is intended to share the stories of the bus riders in the program.
About the Transportation Task Force
Started in 2006-07, this task force focuses on transportation issues affecting the sustainability of the campus community. TTF is a part of the Sustainability Advisory Committee (SAC). Learn more about TTF and SAC at www.ups.edu/sustainability.
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