Let’s talk about moon trains. Yes, you read that right—trains on the moon. Another waste of taxpayer’s dollars has been approved. Back in March, Northrop Grumman Corporation won a Defense […]
University of Idaho’s Parking and Transportation Services (PTS) helps maintain the safety of students, staff and faculty on the road, regardless of weather conditions or the presence of a pandemic. This is especially important now, given the ongoing wildfire season and the rising numbers of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in neighboring Whitman County.
Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport received a $780,000 federal grant in February which will allow the airport to offer flights to Denver, Colo., according to Moscow-Pullman Daily News. Although the airport was selected months ago, it only recently confirmed it received the […]
UI Parking and Transportation Services (PTS) announced a new set of parking regulation policies that will be enforced until the first day of the fall semester, Aug. 24. Here is […]
The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) issued a statement Monday evening announcing the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will be issuing 90 day extensions on expiring credentials to minimize crowd sizes […]
Big-ticket items: SMART Transit bus route The Senate passed a resolution to support the establishment of an additional bus route that would run through southeast Moscow. SMART Transit currently operates […]
Tips, advice for the winter weather With several inches of snowfall and hazardous weather conditions, there can be many questions racing through someone’s mind. How can I get my car […]
Summer break at the University of Idaho means maintenance and repairs for parking lots around campus. Robert Mitchell, UI parking and transportation information specialist, said not only is the usual […]
Students returning from summer break will find Red parking permits no longer cover the range of parking lots they once did. This fall, Parking and Transportation Services (PTS) introduced a […]
The first extended school break in months is coming, which means a deluge of students are chomping at the bit to get out of town. But there are several things […]