Get bus expands its transit center at CSUB to serve more of the Bakersfield community
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. â Golden Empire Transit is expanding its services to serve more of the Bakersfield community including students at California State University Bakersfield, non-students, and the under-served community.
With the help of a partnership with Stantec Architecture Inc. and CSUB, this project became a reality.
The new transit center at CSUB was completed and recently started in early April.
This center will allow for more accessibility for students and faculty on campus and non-students will be able to take the bus for events on CSUB s campus. 23ABC did speak with Patrick M. McKelvey, a senior principal based in Stantecâs Los Angeles office, on the effects this project would have on the community.
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