أغجاض±²¥ أغجاض±²¥ NightRide
أغجاض±²¥ NightRide is a student-operated program dedicated to meeting the safety needs of أغجاض±²¥ students, faculty and staff by providing free, night-time transportation to support a safe academic and socially responsible environment both on campus and in the community. As a department within the UMC, أغجاض±²¥ NightRide is funded by student fees allocated annually by the University of أغجاض±²¥ Student Government (أغجاض±²¥SG).
أغجاض±²¥ NightRide is a member of the . NASRP serves as a centrally organized resource, archive of information, and support system for existing and prospective safe ride programs.
History
أغجاض±²¥ NightRide began as NightWalk in 1985 and students volunteered to serve as a companion on walks with other students back home from campus. In 1997 a vehicle was added for transporting students from campus to their off-campus homes. In 1998, what had become NightRide/NightWalk was moved to the UMC. Over the years, the walking element of the program became less and less used and was eventually eliminated, leading to the name being changed to أغجاض±²¥ NightRide in 2005.
Sustainability
The University of أغجاض±²¥ Boulder continues to transition to alternative fuel vehicles across campus. Currently, the أغجاض±²¥ NightRide fleet includes all hybrid or electric vehicles, except for the ADA-accessible van scheduled for replacement in 2024. Learn more about أغجاض±²¥ Boulder’s sustainability initiatives.