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The Iowa DOT administers federal and state transit grants and provides technical assistance to Iowa's 19 urban public transit systems and 16 regional public transit systems. More than 24.8 million rides are provided annually by Iowa's transit systems.

Intercity bus service is an extremely valuable transportation resource for Iowa's citizens who do not drive or choose not to drive. This service allows them to reach destinations across the country.

Setback Requirements In properties zoned residential and properties with frontages within 50 feet of a residential zones, fence height is limited to 4 feet in the front yard area. However, on double frontage lots and reversed corner lots, along expressways or an arterial street the height limit is increased to 6 feet.

Iowa City Transit, Coralville Transit, and CAMBUS provide 26 trips per hour to the UIHC / VA hospital area during peak travel times and provides 42 trips per hour from the UIHC/VA hospital area to the Downtown Interchange during peak times.

Chickens. With a permit, residents who live in single-family homes may have up to four chickens in their backyards. Before the City will issue an urban chicken permit, an application must be completed, and all requirements of the Urban Chicken Policy must be met.

CAMBUS is the University's public transit system that provides bus service throughout the campus. Serving students, faculty, staff, visitors, and the community, CAMBUS is a comprehensive transit system providing over 3 million rides per year. The services are accessible, no fare and available to the general public.

To learn how to use the Transit app, watch the video below, review the Transit app 101 pamphlet, or reach out to Iowa City Transit at 319-356-5151 or ICTransit@iowa-city.org.

Six Iowa cities rank in the top 230 nationally for use of public transit.