Nebraska cities offer free transport to voters on Election Day
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 18:02 · Archive
Lincoln and Omaha are offering free bus, bike and scooter rides to voters on Election Day, Tuesday 3 November.
Lincoln and Omaha are offering free transportation to help voters reach the polls on Election Day, Tuesday 3 November.
In Lincoln, StarTran will waive fares for all bus and paratransit services on the day. The city encourages voters to use the RideLNK app to plan trips and track buses. Additionally, BikeLNK is offering free bike rides through the BCycle App by entering promo code VOTE26 when purchasing a Capital Cruiser pass, which provides unlimited one-hour trips within 24 hours of signup. Hunter Arias, BikeLNK City Manager, said: 'Getting to the polls can look different for everyone, and we want to make that trip easier.'
In Omaha, Lime is offering two free 30-minute rides on scooters and bikes. The offer begins Saturday and runs through Election Day. Voters can use code VOTE26 in the Lime app to access the rides to and from a polling place.
How it is being reported
- Lime offers free rides to polls ahead of Election DayAn electric vehicle company is offering free rides to Omaha voters ahead of Election Day.WOWT · 23 Oct, 17:26
- Lincoln to offer free bus, bike rides on Election DayThe City of Lincoln will offer free bicycle and bus rides on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3.1011Now · 21 Oct, 18:21
In this story: Lincoln · Omaha · StarTran · BikeLNK · Lime · Nebraska
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