Transportation
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Free student bus passes for current students, faculty and staff. |
(505) 224-3238 |
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City of Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Department program. Teaches bike repair skills, bike safety; holds regularly scheduled "Open Shops" for public where work stations, tools, and spare parts are available with assistance for repair; "Build-a-Bike" program for 10-17 year olds; "Earn-a-Bike" program--attend two workshops on City Cycling and Roadside Maintenance and get a refurbished bike; high-school Work Study program. |
(505) 224-6668 |
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| Free Bus Rides 2022 |
Buses are free for 2022 in Albuquerque |
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For many low-income job seekers and employees, there is a way to get to work. Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC) is a program that provides curb-to-curb transportation for qualified low-income residents to get to a job site or job-training program in the Albuquerque area. |
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Rail Runner pass (train system) |
Veterans can obtain a free annual pass to ride the Rail Runner. See website for locations and details. |
(866) 795-7245 |
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The Rock at Noon Day (previously Noon Day Ministries) |
Helps people who are homeless find the best public transportation routes for their needs, then buys them bus passes. Repairs bicycles. |
(505) 246-8001 |
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Car maintenance and minor auto repairs ("Pit Stop") at Coors location. Currently on third Saturday of month, but call for updates. |
(505) 922-9200 |