Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District

Champaign-Urbana
Mass Transit District

Illinois Terminal, transit hub for Champaign
Founded	December 15, 1970 (1970-12-15)^[1]
Commenced operation	August 2, 1971 (1971-08-02)^[1]
Headquarters	Urbana, Illinois
Service area	Champaign Savoy Urbana University of Illinois
Service type	Bus service Paratransit
Stations	Illinois Terminal
Fleet	102 New Flyer buses^[2]
Daily ridership	39,500 (Q2 2015)^[3]
Annual ridership	13,000,000^[1]
Fuel type	Diesel Diesel-electric
Chief executive	Karl Gnadt
Website	cumtd.com

The Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District is a mass transit system that is part of the Champaign-Urbana Metropolitan Area in which property taxes are levied to support a local transit system operating buses and the Illinois Terminal intermodal facility in downtown Champaign. Known locally as "MTD," the term also applies to the Board of Trustees or to the administration and operations supported both by these taxes as well as other revenues, such as bus fares. At the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, which lies within the District, all 42,883 students pay a $59 transportation fee every semester in 2014-2015 in exchange for unlimited use of the bus services. The District currently levies about 28 cents of property taxes per $100 of assessed valuation. The seven members of the Board of Trustees are appointed by the Champaign County Board. Although Willard Airport lies outside the boundaries of the district, MTD offers District residents bus service to and from the airport on routes funded by the University. Buses are produced by the Canadian company New Flyer, Eldorado, and Gillig. MTD introduced hybrid buses to its fleet in Fall 2009, while sprinter vans are produced by Mercedes-Benz.

Public transit before the MTD

In 1854 the first rail lines in the region were laid 2 miles west of Urbana by the Illinois Central Railroad. The city of Urbana initially wanted nothing to do with the new railroad economy, so a new city, originally named West Urbana, was created to help serve the needs of the railroad. In 1860 West Urbana was renamed Champaign, and subsequently developed into an important railroad town. The station served as a stopover on the way from New Orleans to Chicago, and vice versa. In 1909 this was expanded to also include service from Chicago to Jacksonville, Florida.

The first trolley service in the area was established in 1863, when the Urbana Railroad Company was created to link Urbana and Champaign. These first trolleys were drawn by horses or mules. By 1890, work had begun on an electrified trolley system under the auspices of William B. McKinley. At its peak, this system had as many as 20 routes, including a nighttime "Owl Service" linking Champaign and Urbana.

Interurban streetcar service was also supplied to the area (and indeed to much of Illinois) by the Illinois Terminal Railroad Company, another brainchild of William McKinley. McKinley's scheme of selling electricity from the interurban system to the surrounding towns led to the founding of the Illinois Power and Light Company.

In 1901 the Illinois Motor Transit Company introduced a city bus system to the region, but they went bankrupt within the year. However, the inability of the trolley system to lay enough track to fully serve the area prompted the 1925 addition of another bus system by National City Bus Lines, a subsidiary of General Motors. In 1936, as was happening in other places across the nation, National City Bus Lines purchased the trolley system from the Illinois Power and Light Company and dismantled it. The last trolley operated on 10 November 1936. Within one month bus lines had become the dominant form of transportation in the city under the new name "Champaign-Urbana City Lines."

Ridership on the Champaign-Urbana City Lines was high, reaching 1,000,000 passengers served in 1958. Like most of America however, buses in Champaign-Urbana became less popular with the advent of affordable automobiles. On November 17, 1970, P.E. Cherry, the manager of Champaign-Urbana City Lines, published an article in the Courier stating that declining ridership, aging buses, and a rising deficit would force the line to close. The Illinois Commerce Commission conducted a hearing on the petition to close the city lines and suggested that rather than close the lines, a referendum should be drafted to create a mass transit district.

History of the modern MTD

60-foot articulated bus on Route 26 Pack

On November 24, 1970, a mere week after the lines looked to be closing, the referendum was approved and Thomas Evans was appointed the director of the new mass transit district. The new MTD began operation on August 2, 1971 for a fee of $0.30 per ride with free transfers on buses which allowed one to navigate the area using several different bus lines. On May 13, 1971 a federal grant was procured to help this both fledging and historic transit district rework its fleet of buses, purchasing fifteen new buses, and ten used buses from Peoria, Illinois. In 1973 the MTD expanded its routes to include the University, offering routes around the University and to the graduate housing complex. Fees for University students were at a reduced rate, paying only $0.10 per ride, or purchasing a $20 semester pass for unlimited rides.

In 1984 MTD received national recognition when it was chosen as the 7th best transportation system in America, outranking the systems provided by many larger cities across the country.^[4] In 1986 and 1994 it was the recipient of the American Public Transit Association's Outstanding Achievement Award.^[5]

In 1999 Illinois Terminal was created in downtown Champaign which serves as both a transit hub for the MTD and a connection between the MTD, Amtrak and intercity bus lines.

Bus 0320

Today the MTD provides over 11,000,000 rides per year.^[6] The current one-way bus fare is $1. Transfers are free and may be used to connect with another route at transfer points to complete a one-way trip. An annual bus pass can be purchased for $84. The annual pass allows unlimited rides. An all-day pass, good for either Saturday or Sunday, can be bought for $2.^[7] All University of Illinois students, faculty, and staff have unlimited access to all routes and services.

Fatal accidents

Prior to 2004, MTD never had an accident involving a fatality. Since 2004, there have been two fatal accidents involving pedestrians and MTD buses. Both cases involved University of Illinois students on campus:

October 27, 2004: Carolyn B. Jeffers, a pedestrian, was struck and killed by a 26 Pack bus at the intersection of S Goodwin Ave and Gregory Dr, Urbana.
September 29, 2005: Sarah Channick, a pedestrian, was struck and killed by a 22 Illini bus at the intersection of S 6th St and E Chalmers St, Champaign. The Channick family sued MTD; the lawsuit was eventually settled for $1.25 million.^[8]

After Channick's death, the governments of Champaign and Urbana, the University of Illinois, and MTD conducted the Campus Area Transportation Study (commonly referred to as "CATS"), which made specific recommendations to improve bus safety on campus. As of December 2011, two of three proposed phases have been implemented.^[9]^[10]

Facilities

A typical CUMTD bus stop in Urbana, Illinois on the campus of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Administration and Operations Offices: 1101 E. University Avenue, Urbana, IL. 40°06′55″N 88°11′43″W / 40.11528°N 88.19528°W / 40.11528; -88.19528
Maintenance Department and Bus Garage: 803 E. University Avenue, Urbana, IL. 40°06′57″N 88°11′53″W / 40.11583°N 88.19806°W / 40.11583; -88.19806
Illinois Terminal: 45 E. University Avenue, Champaign, IL. 40°06′57″N 88°14′27″W / 40.11583°N 88.24083°W / 40.11583; -88.24083
Wright Street Transit Plaza: University of Illinois Campus on S. Wright Street, between Daniel and John. 40°06′31″N 88°13′44″W / 40.10861°N 88.22889°W / 40.10861; -88.22889
Downtown Urbana Transfer Point: Broadway Avenue just north of Lincoln Square, between Main and Elm. 40°06′43″N 88°12′27″W / 40.11194°N 88.20750°W / 40.11194; -88.20750

Bus Routes

Bold - Main portion of route
Hopper interval - Including regular service, for example, 30 minute of yellow and 10 minute of YELLOWHopper means the first 10 and 20 buses are YELLOWhopper and then 30 bus is yellow.
Weekday Daytime Routes

Route		Terminals			Major streets traveled	Interval
Route		North/West		South/East	Major streets traveled	Interval
1	Yellow	Wal-Mart Champaign	↔	Research Park	Town Center Blvd via Market Place Market St Bradley Ave Randolph St (northbound) / State St (southbound) White St via Illinois Terminal Wright St via Transit Plaza Gregory Dr First St Fox Dr, Lyndhurst Dr Woodfield Dr via Savoy Plaza	30 minutes
	Yellow	Illinois Terminal	↔	Wal-Mart Savoy		30 minutes
	YELLOWHopper	Illinois Terminal	↔	Lot E-14		10 minutes (Northbound before 3:00pm and southbound after 2:30pm) Every other bus terminates at either lot E-14 or Research Park. 20 minutes (Other) Terminates only at Research Park
2	Red	Market Place	↔	Lincoln Square	Neil St Main St via Illinois Terminal White St Green St via Illini Union Goodwin Ave via south Urbana Philo Rd via Meijer Urbana and Sunnycrest Cottage Grove Ave	30 minutes
2	Red Express	Market Place	↔	Illini Union		1 hour: 2-5pm U of I days Does not serve Market Place
3	Lavender	Walmart Champaign	↔	Illinois Terminal	Boardwalk Dr (northbound) / Prospect Ave (southbound) Anthony Dr, Queens Way Mattis Ave, Paula Dr, Bloomington Rd Harris Ave, Vine St Randolph St (northbound) / State St (southbound) Main St via Illinois Terminal	30 minutes
4	Blue	Country Fair	↔	Illinois Terminal	Crescent Dr, Mattis Ave John St Randolph St (westbound) / State St (westbound) Stadium Dr, Peabody Dr Wright St via Transit Plaza University Ave	30 minutes
5	Green	Maplepark Dr & Lawndale Dr	↔	Main St & Brady Ln	Kenwood Td, Westfield Dr (westbound) Maplepark Dr, John St (eastbound) Springfield Ave via Country Fair Randolph St (westbound) / State St (westbound) Neil St via Illinois Terminal Green St via Illini Union Vine St via Lincoln Square Fairlawn Dr, Pennsylvania Ave Florida Ave via Sunnycrest Kinch St, Country Squire Dr Lierman Ave, Main St Brady Ln, Washington St	30 minutes Buses operate in Washington St & Lierman Ave Loop as follow: Before noon, clockwise After noon, counterclockwise
5	GREENhopper	State St & John St	↔	Washington St & Lierman Ave		15 minutes U of I days
5X	Green Express	Curtis Rd & Wynstone Dr	↔	Sixth St & Pennsylvania Ave	Cherry Hills Dr, Maynard Dr Kirby Ave, Kenwood Rd Springfield Ave via Country Fair Nail St Green St via Illini Union Goodwin Ave Gregory via Main Library Fourth St	Does not serve Illinois Terminal Limited Service eastbound am-trips (6:30-8:30am) westbound pm-trips (2:20-5:30pm)
6	Orange	Country Fair or Plastipak	↔	Wal-Mart Urbana	Springfield Ave via Country Fair Country Fair Dr Church St (westbound) / West University Ave (eastbound) East University Ave via Illinois Terminal Park St, Church St Broadway Ave via Lincoln Square Main St via Urbana post office and Wal-Mart Urbana	30 minutes Only the first and last two trip serve Plastipak.
6	ORANGEhopper	Illinois Terminal	↔	Lincoln Square		15 minutes
7	Grey	Parkland College	↔	Dodson East Dr & Slayback Rd or Lierman Ave & Butzow Dr	Bradley Ave, Williamsburg Dr McKinley Ave, Prospect Ave Church St (westbound) / University (eastbound) via Illinois Terminal Second St, Fifth St Romine St, Wright St Park St, Fairview Ave, Church St Broadway Ave, Vine St via Lincoln Square University Ave via Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District	30 minutes Only before 9am and after 2:30pm, buses serve Slayback Rd and do not serve Butzow Dr. Other times, buses terminate at Lierman Ave & Butzow Dr.
8	Bronze	Transit Plaza	↔	Lincoln Square	Westbound Pennsylvania Ave Fourth St Wright St via Transit Plaza Eastbound Goodwin Ave via Illini Union Orchard St Vine St Race St	40–60 minutes
9A	Brown	Parkland College	via	Clockwise Illinois Terminal Transit Plaza Country Fair	Bradley Ave State St via Illinois Terminal White St Wright St via Transit Plaza St Mary's Rd, Fox Dr, Devonshire Dr Galen Dr Windsor Rd Winchester Dr, Crescent Dr via Country Fair Duncan Rd, Clayton Blvd	30 minutes
9B	Brown	Parkland College	via	Counterclockwise Country Fair Transit Plaza Illinois Terminal		30 minutes
10	Gold	Broadmoor Dr & Mayfair Rd	↔	Lincoln Square	Mattis Ave Kirby Ave First St via Lot E-14 Gregory Dr via Main Library Goodwin Ave Springfield Ave via Lincoln Square Broadway Ave Brownfield Rd High Cross Rd	30 minutes Before 11am buses operate counterclockwise to Richardson Estates. At noon buses terminate at Cunningham Ave. After 2pm buses operate clockwise to Richardson Estates.
	Gold	Lot E-14	↔	Richardson Estates or Cunningham Ave
	GOLDhopper	Lot E-14	↔	Lincoln Square		10 minutes
11	Ruby	Lincoln Square Courthouse	↔	Airport & Cunningham	Cunningham & Perkins Willow & Beason (Northbound) / Liberty & Jefferson (Southbound) Randolph St (westbound) / State St (westbound)	40 minutes (Limited service)
12	Teal	Illinois Terminal	↔	FAR-PAR or Orchard Downs	White St Green St via Illini Union Goodwin Ave via FAR-PAR Orchard St	10 minutes U of I days Every other bus terminates at either PAR or Orchard Downs.
12	Teal Limited	Illinois Terminal	↔	Orchard Downs		20 minutes Non U of I days
13	Silver	Lincoln Square	↔	FAR-PAR or Vet-Med	Springfield Ave Green St via Illini Union Wright St via Transit Plaza Gregory Dr via Main Library and FAR-PAR Lincoln Ave	Two buses (:40 and :00 at FAR) terminate at Vet-Med. Others terminate at PAR. 10 minutes (U of I days) 20 minutes (Non U of I days)
14	Navy	Mullikin Dr & Kirby Ave or Lot E-14	↔	Transit Plaza	Mullikin Dr Windsor Rd Fox Dr, St Mary's Rd via Lot E-14 Fourth St, Sixth St	This is a limited service which consists of 50–60 minutes (to/from Mullikin Dr) 4 eastbound am-trips (7-9am,9:22am) 3 westbound pm-trips (4-6pm) 20 minutes (from Lot E-14) 5 eastbound am-trips (7:20,7:45-9:05am)
16	Pink	Village at the Crossing	↔	Fieldstone at Horizon Hobby or Country Fair	Stephens Family YMCA Kirby and Cobblefield	30 minutes (Fieldstone at Horizon Hobby) or 45 minutes (Country Fair) 3 northbound trips terminate at Country Fair (2 in the morning, 1 in the evening) 3 southbound trips start at Country Fair (all in the morning) All other trips run to and from Fieldstone at Horizon Hobby
22	Illini	North Lincoln	↔	FAR-PAR	North Lincoln Ave North Goodwin Ave via Engineer Green St via Illini Union Wright St via Transit Plaza Armory Ave (northbound) / Chalmers St (southbound) First St via ARC Gregory Dr via Main Library South Goodwin Ave via ISR South Lincoln Ave	10 minutes U of I days
22	Illini Limited	North Lincoln	↔	Transit Plaza		30 minutes Non U of I days
27	Air Bus	Illinois Terminal	↔	Willard Airport	University Ave Goodwin Ave via Illini Union Wright St via Transit Plaza Gregory Dr First St via Lot E-14 Dunlap St	50–70 minutes U of I days Some northbound buses run express and do not serve U of I campus. Two southbound trips serve PAR at 5:31 and 7:26am.

Weekday Evening Routes

Route		Terminals			Major streets traveled	Interval
Route		North/West		South/East	Major streets traveled	Interval
50	Green	Parkland College	↔	Orchard Downs	Bradley Ave, Country Fair Dr Springfield Ave via Country Fair Randolph St (westbound) / State St (westbound) Nail St via Illinois Terminal Green St via Illini Union Vine St via Lincoln Square Fairlawn Dr, Pennsylvania Ave Florida Ave via Sunnycrest Philo Rd via Meijer Urbana Windsor Rd Orchard Downs Dr	30 minutes
50	GREENhopper	Prospect Ave & John St	↔	Colorado Ave & PhiloRd		15 minutes U of I days
70	Grey	Parkland College	↔	Lincoln Square	Bradley Ave, Bloomington Rd Randolph St (northbound) / State St (southbound) Main St via Illinois Terminal Second St, Fifth St Rommie St, Wright St Park St, Fairview Ave, Church St Broadway St, Vine St	30 minutes
100	Yellow	Wal-Mart Champaign	↔	Wal-Mart Savoy	Town Center Blvd via Market Place Market St Bradley Ave, Columbia Ave' Main St via Illinois Terminal White St Wright St via Transit Plaza Gregory Dr, Hessel St State St, First St Woodfield Dr via Savoy Plaza	30 minutes
120	Teal	Illinois Terminal	↔	Orchard Downs	Refer 12 Teal	20 minutes
130	Silver	Lincoln Square	↔	FAR-PAR or Vet-Med	Refer 13 Silver	20 minutes U of I days Every other bus terminates at either PAR or Vet-Med.
130	Silver Limited	Lincoln Square	↔	Transit Plaza	Refer 13 Silver	20 minutes Non U of I days
180A	Lime	Country Fair	via	Clockwise	Mattis Ave via Old Farm Kirby Ave, Crescent Dr Windsor Rd Duncan Rd, Westfield Dr	30 minutes
180B	Lime	Country Fair	via	Counterclockwise		30 minutes
220	Illini	North Lincoln	↔	FAR-PAR	Refer 22 Illini	10 minutes U of I days
220	Illini Limited	North Lincoln	↔	Transit Plaza	Refer 22 Illini	30 minutes Non U of I days
335	SafeRides				Fixed Portion (Begins at 9pm) (Pick-up time) Armory via Main Library (:27, :57) Wright St via Transit Plaza Green St via Illini Union (:00,:30) Illinois St via ISR (:27,57)	U of I days Begins at 5pm (When day light saving is observed) 7pm

Weekday Late Night Routes U of I days only

Route		Terminals			Major streets traveled	Interval
Route		North/West		South/East	Major streets traveled	Interval
50	Green	Illinois Terminal	↔	Lincoln Square	Refer 50 Green	20 minutes (before 3am) 30 minutes (until 5am of Friday night)
100	Yellow	Wal-Mart Champaign or Illinois Terminal (after 3am)	↔	Lot E-14	Refer 100 Yellow Does not serve Market Place	30 minutes (until 3am except Friday night 5am)
120	Teal	Illinois Terminal	↔	Orchard Downs	Refer 12 Teal	20 minutes (until 3am)
130	Silver	Lincoln Square	↔	FAR-PAR	Refer 13 Silver	20 minutes (until 3am except Friday night 5am)
220	Illini	North Lincoln	↔	FAR-PAR	Refer 22 Illini	10 minutes (until 3am except Friday night 5am)
335	SafeRides				Fixed Portion (until 3am) Refer 335 SafeRides	until 6:30am

Saturday Daytime Routes

Route		Terminals			Major streets traveled	Interval
Route		North/West		South/East	Major streets traveled	Interval
20	Red	Wal-Mart Champaign	↔	Sunnycrest	Refer 2 Red Does not serve south Urbana and Meijer Urbana	30 minutes
30	Lavender	Meijer Champaign	↔	Illinois Terminal	Refer 3 Lavender Does not serve Harris Ave, Vine St, Randolph St, and State St Serves Prospect Ave and Church St (northbound) / University Ave (southbound)	30 minutes
50	Green	Country Fair	↔	Orchard Downs	Refer 50 Green	30 minutes
70	Grey	Country Fair	↔	Lincoln Square	Refer 70 Grey Does not serve Parkland College	30 minutes
100	Yellow	Wal-Mart Champaign	↔	Wal-Mart Savoy	Refer 100 Yellow	30 minutes
11	Ruby	University & Cottage Grove	↔	Airport & Cunningham	Lincoln Square Cunningham & Perkins Willow & Beason (Northbound) / Brownfield & Columbia (Southbound)	1 hour
120	Teal	Illinois Terminal	↔	Orchard Downs	Refer 12 Teal	20 minutes
130	Silver	Lincoln Square	↔	FAR-PAR or Vet-Med	Refer 13 Silver	20 minutes U of I days Two buses (:40 and :00 at FAR) terminate at Vet-Med. Others terminate at PAR.
130	Silver Limited	Lincoln Square	↔	Transit Plaza	Refer 13 Silver	20 minutes Non U of I days
180A	Lime	Country Fair	via	Clockwise	Refer 180 Lime	30 minutes
180B	Lime	Country Fair	via	Counterclockwise	Refer 180 Lime	30 minutes
190	Plum	Parkland College	↔	Country Fair	Country Fair Dr Bradley Ave via Parkland College Clayton Blvd	30 minutes
220	Illini Limited	North Lincoln	↔	Transit Plaza	Refer 22 Illini	30 minutes
270	Air Bus	Illinois Terminal	↔	Willard Airport	Refer 27 Air Bus	50–70 minutes U of I days Some northbound buses run express and do not serve U of I campus. Two southbound trips serve PAR at 5:31 and 7:26am.
280	tranSPORT	U of I Campus	↔	Memorial Stadium	Goodwin Ave Gregory Dr Fourth St

Sunday Daytime & Late Night Routes

30 Lavender
50 Green
70 Grey
100 Yellow
110 Ruby
120 Teal
130 Silver
180 Lime A
180 Lime B
220 Illini
270 Air Bus
335 SafeRides (flex service)

References

1 2 3 "FAQs". Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District. 2015. Retrieved 2015-11-24.
↑ Sullivan, Jane (2015-11-02). "Green Light MTD’s Fleet is Growing". Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District. Retrieved 2015-11-24.
↑ "Ridership Report Archives" (PDF). American Public Transportation Association. Retrieved November 24, 2015.
↑ City Bus History--CU MTD site
↑ American Public Transportation Association past awards page
↑ History: Buses | MTD
↑ Fares & Passes | MTD
↑ Daily Illini: Channick family settles lawsuit for $1.25 million
↑ Daily Illini: More changes likely for MTD
↑ Champaign County Regional Planning Commission: About CATS

External links

City of Champaign

People	List of people from Champaign

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Public transportation	Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District Illinois Terminal University of Illinois Willard Airport

Interstates and highways	Interstate 57 Interstate 72 Interstate 74 U.S. Route 45 U.S. Route 150 Illinois Route 10

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Academics

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Historic buildings	Altgeld Hall Busey-Evans Residence Halls Engineering Hall Foellinger Auditorium Harker Hall Illini Union Lincoln Hall Main Library Mumford House Natural History Building Noyes Laboratory of Chemistry Observatory Round Barns Smith Memorial Hall Uni High School University Library

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