CONNECT bus, designed to provide safe overnight shelter for Orlando’s homeless population, is nearly complete.

Work started this week on a new bicycle lane and "floating bus stop" at Amelia Street and Hughey Avenue in Creative Village.

The latest solution for Orlando’s homeless shelter shortage? Buses. The mobile shelters can sleep up to 20 people per night, and cost far less to purchase and operate than a brick-and-mortar ...

The SWAN shuttle, which is short for Shuttling with Autonomous Navigation, collided with a full-sized bus in Orlando’s downtown area on Tuesday, cops said.

Scenes from the first week of the City of Orlando’s SWAN autonomous bus running in Creative Village in downtown, Tuesday, August 22, 2023, and the unveiling ceremony August 16. Powered by Beep ...

Members of the Orlando City Council are expected to approve the 407 Connect program, which would transform two Greyhound buses into homeless shelters. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky, File) ...

The City of Orlando said it is not actively looking for potential brick-and-mortar locations for a homeless shelter. The news comes on the heels of Mayor Buddy Dyer confirming on Monday that the ...

The city of Orlando has approved a plan to fund a pair of "Dignity Buses" to help provide emergency mobile shelters for homeless people.

Orlando considers Dignity Buses for homeless after dropping plans for SODO shelter The shelter on wheels concept could house roughly 20 beds and also include bathrooms.

The city is now considering buying two used buses and retrofitting them to temporarily house homeless individuals. The conversion would involve replacing bus seats with bunk-beds and also ...

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The city of Orlando has approved a plan to fund a pair of "Dignity Buses" to help provide emergency mobile shelters for homeless people.