Razorback basketball is about to begin. Athletic parking areas should be vacated before each men's and women's game. The first home games will be Wednesday, Nov. 25.

An industrial engineering graduate student's research into vehicle routing during natural disasters recently took him to the Pacific Northwest for an internship with a national laboratory.

Changes that begin Monday will affect routes 11, 13, 21, 22, 26, 33, 35, 44, and 48. For specific information on each change, you may go to Passio GO! or the Transit and Parking website.

CARES Act funding will replace four aging Razorback Transit buses and education grants support new diversity programs in Bumpers College.

The new e-scooter corrals around campus provide a convenient place to access and park e-scooters before and after use.

Passengers should be aware of new transit safety precautions in place to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Face coverings required and transits will allow only 45 riders at a time.

Researchers have been awarded $1.5 million to develop traffic-sensing technology to track cargo as it moves through roadways and ports.

Stadium Drive is reopening after steam line replacements closed the street throughout summer.

University of Arkansas employees may now go online to renew their parking permits. Renewal of student parking permits will not start until July 27.

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