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- - Electric scooters roll onto Virginia Tech campus for pilot study
    Starting on Sept. 1, 300 e-scooters will be available at university ride-share stations for check-out using the Spin app for short commutes across campus.
- - 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.
- - Parking information for move-in, Aug. 21-24
- - University closing early September 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.
- - Traveling between Blacksburg and the National Capital Region? New lower individual fares on Campus Connect Bus
    Effective July 1, 2019, individual fares will be $65 per rider, one-way; group fares will continue to be $50 per rider, one-way.
- - Holden Hall: Ongoing pedestrian and parking impacts
    Beginning June 15, the campus community should be aware of parking and pedestrian impacts surrounding Holden Hall.
- - RIDE Solutions launches new mobile app with instant ridematching, rewards, and more
    Virginia Tech commuters qualify for a suite of instant ridematching tools and rewards through RIDE Solutions' new app.
- - Parking impacts: I-81 Exit 140 Park and Ride in Salem
    Monthly maintenance of the lot is conducted at night every third Tuesday of the month from 11 p.m.- 4 a.m. Any vehicles in the lot during this time are subject to tow
- - Help guide long-range transportation in the New River Valley by completing a short survey
    Shape the future of transportation in the region by taking a short survey.
- - Campus traffic impacts: Summer 2019
    Learn more about summer traffic impacts in and around campus.
- - New discount on Amtrak available for travel within Virginia and Washington, D.C.
    Traveling to Washington, D.C. on Amtrak from Roanoke? Trips within Virginia and D.C. now qualify for extra savings.
- - Parking permit reminders from Virginia Tech Parking and Transportation
    Important reminders around purchasing summer parking permits and removing permits while the car is in motion.
- - Heads Up Hokies: April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
    April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
- - Campus growth plans drive student parking changes
    Parking in the Perry Street area will require a new permit, while a remote lot located near the Corporate Research Center will offer parking at a lower annual rate. Commuter/graduate student permits go on sale on Aug. 1.
- - Alternative transportation options make getting around easier
    Students and employees are encouraged to take advantage of these Virginia Tech alternative transportation programs.

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