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Starting September 25, 2024, Wayne Avenue will be closed at the intersection of Village Road for pavement repairs, causing detours for the 9-Towncrest and 3-AM Eastside Loop transit routes. Temporary bus stops will be established, while some existing stops will be inaccessible during the closure, which is expected to last until October 24, 2024.
Iowa City's City Council has decided to lower downtown parking meter rates to $2.25 per hour following concerns from local businesses. This change reverses a previous increase from $3 per hour implemented in July, which aimed to fund fare-free transit services in the city.
The detour for the 2-Court Street route in Iowa City, initially scheduled to start on September 18, 2024, has been postponed until later this year. Current service levels will remain unchanged until further notice.
Iowa City Transit has announced a change to the inbound 11-Rochester detour due to progress at the intersection of First Avenue and Rochester Avenue. Starting September 10, 2024, all inbound stops on Rochester Avenue between First and Seventh Avenue will resume service, while the temporary stop on Seventh at Rochester will be discontinued.
The latest episode of _Iowa City Update_ highlights key community initiatives, including the Dubuque Street Reconstruction Project, Welcoming Week events, and the Human Rights Awards nomination process. These updates reflect the city's commitment to enhancing infrastructure, fostering community spirit, and promoting human rights.
Iowa City Transit will implement detours for routes 8-Oakcrest, 10-West Iowa City, and 12-Highway 1 on home football game days during the Iowa Hawkeyes' 2024 season. This change will affect transit services on specific Saturdays and will be in effect all day on those dates. Riders are encouraged to use the Transit App for real-time updates on route changes.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) awarded the Top Safety Pick+ designation to 17 SUVs for 2024, highlighting their exceptional performance in crash tests and safety features. This article ranks these vehicles from cheapest to most expensive, emphasizing their safety ratings and specifications.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has awarded the Top Safety Pick+ designation to 17 SUVs for 2024, highlighting their performance in safety tests. This article ranks the safest SUVs from the most affordable to the most expensive, providing essential information for consumers prioritizing vehicle safety.