The expansion includes the use of FSCJ’s Commercial Driver’s License Test Track at the Cecil Center, the development of educational curriculum for autonomous vehicles and related technologies, and the eventual launch of a circulator on campus.
The two new routes will collectively have 11 stops, running east and west from the campus.
The new rideshare option for students will operate seven days a week during the fall, winter, and spring quarters.
The service, called RedEye, marks one of the first times a North American university is integrating ride-hailing technology into its campus shuttle system.
In a recent VCU survey, 95.4% of students and employees expressed support for a continuation of the existing transportation agreement.
The project will take place along the four-road area surrounding the University of Florida, descriptively called “the Trapezium.”
System complements existing mass transit systems to help people circumnavigate dense urban cores and corporate campuses.
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