NEW Direct Express Service from Gwinnett Co. to Emory University
Gwinnett County Transit is proud to announce that a new route is being added to serve Emory University and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Route 110 is scheduled to begin service on November 14,2016 from the Indian Trail Park and Ride Lot. This will be a Zone 1 fare ($3.75/one way cash.) Here's the schedule: https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/static/departments/transportation/pdf/NewEmoryRoute.pdf
For more information, please contact GCT Customer Service
at 770.822.5010, Monday thru Friday from 6:00am to
8:00pm, and Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS NOW IN 2 CAMPUS LOCATIONS
Transportation and Parking Services has added electric vehicle charging stations at the Clairmont Tower on the Clairmont campus, and more recently in the Peavine II parking deck.
Locations
Level II electric vehicle charging stations powered by ChargePoint are located in the following campus parking locations:
- Clairmont Tower, Dooley Drive - 2 spaces
The Clairmont Tower location is open to visitors and the Emory community.
- Peavine II parking deck - 4 spaces
The Peavine II deck location is open to Emory permit holders, and to visitors after 4PM Mon.-Fri.
More information available at http://transportation.emory.edu/parking/EV_charging.html
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Is Metro Atlanta Ready for a High-Tech Future?
How often do you think about the impact of faster, better technology on our future? Have you heard of driverless cars? How could advanced teleworking technology impact the way you live and work? Or, what if you had an app on your phone that would match your transportation need with the most appropriate, efficient mode available (think bus, Uber, taxi, etc)? If additional transit-connected employment centers emerge in the south, east and west of the region, how would this impact you?
An online regional survey being conducted by the Atlanta Regional Commission poses these questions and more to find out how you think new technologies that may impact where and how we travel and live over the next 25 years. Input from this survey will be used to help ARC develop The Region’s Plan which guides public policies related to issues of transportation, land use, water quality and conservation, workforce development and aging and health resources.
The survey is visual, interactive and brief. It allows for open-ended comments throughout.
This survey is available here and is open from now through the end of March 2015. Please contact Melissa Roberts, Atlanta Regional Commission with any questions at mroberts@atlantaregional.com or 404-463-3272.
more info
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NEW RECYCLING INITIATIVE IN ALL PARKING DECKS
A new parking deck custodial contract (Kaney & Lane) now includes recycling bins in the decks. The gray bins located throughout the decks have stickers on them signifying what is recyclable and what is trash.
A parking deck trash audit performed last year by Campus Services' Deena Keeler and several student volunteers netted the following results:
Parking deck audit results - a total of 278 lbs. of waste was audited (collected over three days from all parking facilities)
- 90% of the material collected came from fast food outlets
- Of the trash, the following items were pulled out as recyclable:
- 86 lbs. of paper
- 50 lbs. of plastic
- 6 lbs. of aluminum
- 37 lbs. of wood waste/plastic film
Overall, this produced a 64.4% diversion rate away from the landfill.
Transportation & Parking Services (TPS) is very excited about this collaborative effort between Campus Services’ recycling initiative and their parking customers.
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