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FIGURE 1-12: CITY TRANSIT TRANSIT The University of Kansas and the City of Lawrence partner together to provide coordinated transit service, which helps ensure good connectivity between the city and university. This coordination offers passengers a seamless network, including the Transit Guide and the reciprocal fare agreement. University faculty, staff, and students can ride city buses for free, and all university buses accept city bus passes. Figure 1-12 shows the fully coordinated bus network. TRANSFER LOCATION K-10 CONNECTOR STOP FLEX ZONE 1 DOWNTOWN TO PRAIRIE PARK 3 FLEX SERVICE 4 NORTH LAWRENCE TO 9TH & IOWA 5 31ST & IOWA TO EAST HILLS BUSINESS PARK 6 DOWNTOWN TO 6TH & WAKARUSA 7 DOWNTOWN TO 31ST & IOWA 9 31ST & IOWA TO 6TH & WAKARUSA 10 DOWNTOWN TO 6TH & WAKARUSA 11 31ST & IOWA TO KU TO DOWNTOWN 27 KU TO HASKELL UNIVERSITY 29 27TH & WAKARUSA TO KU 30 BOB BILLINGS & KASOLD TO KU 36 6TH VIA EMERY TO KU 38 25TH & MELROSE TO KU 41 PARK & RIDE EXPRESS 42 CAMPUS CIRCULATOR (BLUE/YELLOW) 43 CAMPUS CIRCULATOR (RED) DATA COLLECTION: CAMPUS CONDITIONS 58 KU 2014–2024 CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
FIGURE 1-13: CAMPUS TRANSIT BUS STOP TRANSFER LOCATION K-10 CONNECTOR STOP VARIATION OF SERVICE 33 CONTINUES AS 36, AND REVERSE 10 DOWNTOWN TO 6TH & WAKARUSA 11 31ST & IOWA TO KU TO DOWNTOWN 27 KU TO HASKELL UNIVERSITY 29 27TH & WAKARUSA TO KU 30 BOB BILLINGS & KASOLD TO KU 36 6TH VIA EMERY TO KU 38 25TH & MELROSE TO KU 41 PARK & RIDE EXPRESS 42 CAMPUS CIRCULATOR (BLUE/YELLOW) 43 CAMPUS CIRCULATOR (RED) University routes generally operate from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. during the fall and spring semesters, and provide extensive and (mostly) frequent service on campus and to major student apartments and nearby off-campus shopping locations. On campus, service is concentrated along Jayhawk Boulevard. Routes that serve off campus areas enter the campus from several different streets and concentrate on a few key gateways: 15th Street, Naismith Drive, and Oread Avenue. Routes 41, 42, and 43 serve only on-campus locations and act as high frequency campus circulators. There is a potential branding issue with Route 41, which serves the Park & Ride parking lots; the shuttle provides high frequency circulator service, but it is confused by some as only a Park & Ride shuttle, not a circulator. Figure 1-13 shows the routes that serve Jayhawk Boulevard, a major transit spine that is restricted from general traffic between 7:45 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekdays. All university routes serve at least a portion of Jayhawk Boulevard, with more than 60 buses per hour at peak times, and about 700 buses per day. DATA COLLECTION: CAMPUS CONDITIONS 59 KU 2014–2024 CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
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