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TRANSPORTATION
Buses rerouted for construction
TOM DEHART news@kansan.com
Bus routes 11 and 41 will be rerouted once the construction begins because the closing of the roads would have posed challenges for the bus routes while getting across the bridge on Irving Hill Road.
Irving Hill and Engel Roads will be closed beginning Monday due to the next phase of construction that will begin this week. University students who wish to be picked up from Daisy Hill will need to use route 43, which will make a stop in front of Lewis Hall.
“[Route] 43 normally only exists during fall and spring semesters," Danny Kaiser, the assistant director of Parking and Transit, said. "But because of the two reroutes there were not going to be any buses coming through Daisy Hill, and we wanted to provide service to Daisy Hill so we just brought 43 out early with just one vehicle."
Kaiser said that the routes should still be able to provide transportation to those who need it, but those who are riding the bus may need to adjust which bus stop they use.
"Our goal was to continue to provide transit service for everybody
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SOCCER CITY, USA
Approximately 13,000 people gathered at Kansas City Power and Light district to watch the United States play Germany in the FIFA World Cup Thursday, June 26. The U.S. lost to Germany 0-1, but advanced and will play Tuesday.
GJ MELIA/KANSAN
who we promised we'd have transportation service for this summer, and we think we've managed to do that," Kaiser said. "It's just going to be a little different than how it started out in the beginning of summer."
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