IndyGo, officially known as the Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation, was founded on January 7, 1975, and serves as the primary public transit agency in Indianapolis, Indiana. Its core mission is to provide efficient, reliable, and accessible transportation services to the residents of Marion County. IndyGo operates a variety of transit options including fixed-route buses, bus rapid transit (BRT), microtransit, and paratransit services. The agency's vision focuses on enhancing mobility and connectivity within the community while promoting sustainable and inclusive transportation solutions.
Notable figures associated with IndyGo include its leadership team and board members who oversee its strategic direction. The agency has achieved significant milestones such as the implementation of the Red Line BRT and ongoing service enhancements under the IndyGo Future Service Plan. With a fleet of 168 vehicles and a daily ridership of approximately 21,700 on weekdays, IndyGo has made a substantial impact on public transportation in Indianapolis. Its efforts have resulted in an annual ridership of over 6 million in 2023, reflecting its critical role in the city's transit infrastructure.

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Organizations similar to IndyGo include CityBus, The Rapid, TriMet and Pvta.
IndyGo was founded in 1973.
IndyGo's headquarters is located in Indianapolis, IN, US.
IndyGo's most recent funding round was for $19M (USD) in July 2023.
As of Jul 25, 2023, IndyGo has raised a total of $70.4M (USD).
IndyGo has 750 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.