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May 11, 2009
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The Metro Light Rail runs by ASU’s Tempe campus, passing in front of Sun Devil Stadium and Wells Fargo Arena.Photographer: Tom Story -
Light Rail takes commuters over Tempe Town Lake at dawn. Rail hours run from 4:35 a.m. to midnight.Photographer: Tom Story -
Crowds flock to ride the rail at the Sun Devil Stadium stop during the December unveiling of the line.Photographer: Tom Story -
The Light Rail train crosses University Drive near Manzanita Hall. Drivers and pedestrians should exercise caution around the light rail by using the crosswalks and obeying all signals.Photographer: Tom Story -
Students take the opportunity to read and study as they travel from the ASU’s Downtown Phoenix campus to the Tempe campus. From left: Joseph Jenneford, nursing; Nica Highland, journalism; Shulamit Appel, journalism; Ciaran Steger-Hoey, mechanical engineeringPhotographer: Tom Story -
A light rail train leaves the Van Buren Station to head north, past the University Center. The Metro Light Rail connects ASU’s Tempe and Downtown Phoenix campuses.Photographer: Tom Story -
Park and Ride lots, like this one at Apache and Dorsey, are located along the eastern and western ends of the light rail line.Photographer: Tom Story -
Shuttle buses at the 44th Street and Washington light rail station offer transportation to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.Photographer: Tom Story -
Each light rail station has a unique display of public art or local history.Photographer: Tom Story -
Free intercampus shuttle buses offer transportation between the Tempe, West and Polytechnic campuses. -
Journalism student Natasha Karaczan takes advantage of the free Wi-Fi system offered on one of the intercampus shuttle buses.Photographer: Tom Story -
Local Tempe Orbit and Valley Metro bus routes converge at the Tempe Transportation Center near Sun Devil Stadium.Photographer: Tom Story
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