November 2, 2022

IndyGo will provide free rides on Election Day

Alexa Shrake
IndyGo will provide free rides on Election Day

IndyGo rides will be free on Election Day, Nov. 8 for Indianapolis residents. The free rides will be ending at 10 p.m. 

“Election Day is a critically important time for us in this country,” IndyGo President and CEO Inez Evans said in a statement. “Transportation should never be a barrier for those taking advantage of their civic duty. That’s why IndyGo and its partners worked to ensure no one has to worry about how they will get to the polls to make their voice heard.” 

Registered voters may vote at any Marion County Vote Center on Election Day. To vote, you’ll just need to present a valid, government-issued photo ID. A list and map of the 186 voting centers across the county are available here.

Riders can plan their trips using Google Maps, the Transit app, the MyStop app or by visiting the IndyGo website.

Contact WFYI reporter Alexa Shrake ashrake@wfyi.org. Follow on Twitter: @alexashrake901.

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