University of Georgia student bus service to offer 24 hour service

See "University to add all-night bus service on campus in fall" from the Athens Banner-Herald.

As they so rightly point out in the article:

Going to college is not a 9-to-5 job, something University of Georgia administrators are beginning to realize. Some UGA dining and study halls began opening 24 hours a day about a year ago. To serve the students who want to take advantage of around-the-clock facilities, this fall the UGA Campus Transit System will begin running some buses during the predawn hours.

"They're studying late," UGA Food Services Director J. Michael Floyd said. "We really felt like there was a need for the service.

A 24- or 18-hour city (or place) needs 24-hour or 18-hour transit.

University of Georgia students get off a bus Monday afternoon on campus. Some buses will begin running 24 hours in the fall. Tricia Spaulding /Athens Banner-Herald.

While the photo isn't "porn-enough" for Abercrombie & Fitch or American Apparel, it does show pretty people using transit.