Transportation accounts for a significant amount of the carbon emitted into the atmosphere. Commuting, flying, and importing non-local food and other products typically consume fossil fuels and contribute to carbon emissions. 

We are working to decrease commuter miles by encouraging walking, biking and ride sharing for those who commute to campus; to decrease the overall consumption of fossil fuels for long-distance travel by faculty, staff, and students; and to decrease the amount of fuels burned importing food and other products to Winona State University. Our goal is to increase WSU's independence from fossil fuels without further endangering the environment.

Ride Sharing in Winona

Bus Schedules in Winona

WSU Student Ride Board

Winona Area Ride Sharing Opportunities

WSU Campus Bus Schedule

City of Winona Transit Schedule

Go Carefree Shuttle Schedule

Jefferson Lines

Biking in Winona

Trains in Winona

WSU Bike Week

WSU Cycling Club

Bicycle Map of Winona

Down and Dirty Bike Club

Amtrak

Data on Travel Patterns for WSU:

Creative Projects Grant:

What is it?

Roberts and Wormwood's Final Report

WSU Student Surveys:

Questionnaire

February 2008 Survey Results

Breakdown of Survey

Transportation News:

Peddlin' Around; a week of bicycle activities

Back to the future: High-speed trains could restore service not seen for decades

La Crosse transit center to become a reality

Higher gas prices have more people taking the train