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We have partnered with Blue Duck for Bike Share Program. UTA Bike Share program strengthens the University’s commitment to sustainability and enabling the modern megacity. Mobility is vital to making those connections. The number of students residing on campus is increasing and growing number of students live in the 1-2 mile radius. Over 40,000 students – 12% of whom are international students – are all seeking ways to connect with their campus and the greater community. Our success is powered by our faculty, staff, alumni and many stakeholders – and especially, our students. Today’s university campuses include bike sharing as a critical part of their multimodal transportation strategy and as a visible representation of their commitment to sustainability, economic vitality, public health, and innovation. The University’s Anti-idling policy, which is based on the City’s codes, applies year-round to all UT Arlington fleet vehicles and visiting vehicles over 14,000 pounds.

The City of Arlington prohibits idling for more than five minutes from April through October. Idling engines create exhaust that impacts air quality and increases health risks to faculty, students, staff, drivers, operators, and the community at large. Multi-story parking structures such as the College Park parking garage built in 2011 saves parking space while reducing vehicle traffic on campus. The findings informed the “gray to green” objective of the plan, which aims to transform surface parking lots to open spaces and improves pedestrian and bicycle connections throughout the campus. As part of planning, the University conducted a transportation assessment that considered traffic circulation and access, parking, regional transportation, and pedestrian facilities.

Our Campus Master Plan calls for campus transformations that improve parking and traffic challenges while “greening” the campus. While we cannot directly control commuter choices, we do have the means to lower many barriers that prevent commuters from choosing alternative transportation.