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- - E-scooter reminders: Free helmets, staying alert, and riding predictably
    From dismounting in crowded areas, to riding with the flow of traffic, to where to park, Alternative Transportation offers important e-scooter tips.
- - Virginia Tech cited as one of the best workplaces for commuters
    Virginia Tech is among a select group of universities in the U.S. that have achieved the Best Workplaces for Commuters National Standard of Excellence by providing an array of commuter benefits.
- - Got 5 minutes? Complete the Virginia Tech Commuter Survey
    The survey, which should take less than 10 minutes to complete, will help the university better understand how the Virginia Tech community gets to, from, and around campus.
- - There are 'snow' easy calls when it comes to complex winter weather operating decisions
    Learn more about the university’s winter weather preparedness procedures and the comprehensive preparation and collaboration that goes into winter weather planning and deployment.
- - The Huckleberry: More than just a trail
    The Huckleberry Trail, which winds throughout Blacksburg and Christiansburg, offers the community endless opportunities for recreation and wellness.
- - Virginia Tech to add the names of six alumni to the Pylons
    On Nov. 15, Virginia Tech will add the names of six alumni to the War Memorial Pylons. Five were killed during the Vietnam War era, and the sixth died in an October training exercise.
- - Virginia Tech Parking Services: New changes to citation appeal process
    Procedure changes around the citation appeal process and displaying hang tags have been implemented.
- - Virginia Tech designated a Bicycle Friendly University by the League of American Bicyclists
    The honor recognizes Virginia Tech’s commitment to advancing and delivering a safe, bicycle friendly campus for students, employees, and visitors.
- - Riding the Smart Way bus? Real-time departure and arrival information now available
    Riders can now access real-time bus arrival and departure information through a new digital LED display at the Squires Alumni Mall Smart Way stop as well as a new app.
- - Thirteenth annual Sustainability Week kicks off
    More than 20 events at Virginia Tech and throughout the Blacksburg community are scheduled through Sept. 22.
- - Virginia Tech parking and transportation efforts meet ongoing demands
    Board of Visitors members were briefed on how Virginia Tech’s current parking and alternative transportation strategies will position the university for future university growth and development.
- - Electric scooters roll onto Virginia Tech campus for pilot study
    This fall, Virginia Tech students and faculty will be able to use e-scooters to cruise around campus while also contributing to research.
- - New wheelchair-accessible van available for rent from Virginia Tech Fleet Services
    The van can hold up to five people, including one wheelchair, and can be reserved at daily van rates.
- - University closing early Sept. 27
- - New low-cost student remote parking lot expands Blacksburg campus parking options
    All student parking permits go on sale Aug. 8.
- - Blacksburg Transit to add new energy-efficient electric buses to fleet
    Blacksburg Transit is the public transportation system serving the Virginia Tech community and a central partner in Virginia Tech’s alternative transportation efforts.
- - 2019-20 faculty/staff parking permits on sale July 15
    Faculty and staff parking permits for the 2019-20 year are now on sale. Student permits go on sale Aug. 5, 2019.
- - Blacksburg Transit receives national accolades
    The public transportation system serving Virginia Tech is central to the university's alternative transportation efforts.
- - Upcoming improvements to campus chilled water infrastructure will boost operational, energy efficiency
    A major multiyear project set to begin in July will deliver critical upgrades to Virginia Tech’s chilled water infrastructure.
- - Holden Hall: Ongoing pedestrian and parking impacts
    Beginning June 15, the campus community should be aware of parking and pedestrian impacts surrounding Holden Hall.

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