IndyGo initiated a study in 2004 and it was reviewed again in 2006  to determine the location and operational feasibility of a Downtown Transit Center. The 2004 recommended site was no longer available, and in 2006 IndyGo re-evaluated potential locations.  View June 21, 2006 public meeting materials to learn more about possible sites, recommendations, and the positive impacts the transit center will bring to IndyGo operations.  >more information

A Transit Center has been a long-sought goal for downtown Indianapolis and the IndyGo bus system as a means to provide improved bus service and to increase ridership.

A transit center provides a centralized location to catch the bus or make a transfer.  It will also provide passenger amenities such as weather protection, route and schedule information, convenience retail and services, restrooms, and staffed passenger assistance.

Parking, a taxi stand, and proximity to long-range bus, rail and future rapid transit connections will allow people to move around the city and region seamlessly.