INDIANAPOLIS — If you want to ride the IndyGo, you’re going to need a mask.
Beginning Thursday, masks must be worn aboard all IndyGo vehicles and at all IndyGo facilities, including the Carson Transit Center.
IndyGo has taken several steps to protect riders and staff from coronavirus, including increased cleaning activities and the installation of plexiglass shields for operators.
“We’re glad to see riders returning to our buses, but we need to work together to keep one another safe,” said Inez Evans, President and CEO of IndyGo. “We’ve ramped up our cleaning efforts and protective measures for Operators and riders; do your part by wearing a face covering onboard.”
Free face masks are available at the Julia Carson Transit Center, while supplies last, as well as online through the City of Indianapolis at indy.gov/masks.
