We had a hop-tastic time celebrating the re-launch of Princeton Loop, open to everyone and proudly operated by WeDriveU. It’s hard to top driving a bus for a ride-along wrapped in our favorite bright color, sporting the tagline, “hop on, it’s free” and full of excited passengers during Earth Month.

The Municipality of Princeton’s April 10th ribbon-cutting celebrated the expansion of its fare‑free municipal bus system and improved connectivity across the vibrant community, about halfway between New York and Philadelphia.

In attendance were NJ State Senator Andrew Zwicker; Mayor Mark Freda; Council President Michelle Pirone Lambros and Councilmembers; executives of Mercer County, NJ TRANSIT and Experience Princeton; representatives from Princeton University, WeDriveU and other special guests.

Hop On. It’s Free!

“What started as a single neighborhood bus is now growing into a more comprehensive transit system serving Princeton residents, workers, and visitors.” – Princeton Loop announcement

Like to Ride Princeton Loop?

The Princeton Loop now operates with Loop Local and Loop Express service, providing free transportation throughout Princeton while introducing a faster Loop Express route connecting local stops. For routes and details, visit www.princetonloop.com.

An Un-frogettable Day

WeDriveU’s Marketing team sends a huge congrats and thanks to Council President, Michelle Pirone Lambros; Communication Dir., Craig Dinwoodie; and Experience Princeton Executive Director, Robin Lapidus for inviting us to hop along. We appreciate the collaboration and special touches at the event, including spotting WeDriveU’s name on the amazing bus cake. We also appreciate WeDriveU General Manager Lorenzo Geroso and his local Operations team for the hard work, smiles and photos.

Video reshared with permission from Experience Princeton. Catch their original post on Instagram.

Photos: WeDriveU