Shuttle Route FAQ

New Shuttle Route Pilot Program

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Why is the University piloting a new shuttle route?

The new shuttle route aims to improve access to the academic core by offering a reliable transit option for commuters and residential students. It also supports parking compliance by reducing demand in high-traffic parking areas.
Who will use this route?
The route serves students, faculty, and staff, with a particular focus on:
- Commuters connecting from Metrorail
- First-year students living in the new residential towers opening this fall
How does this route support commuters?

The shuttle provides a direct connection from Metrorail to the academic core, making public transportation more convenient and reducing travel time across campus.
How does this help with parking on campus?

By offering a dependable alternative to driving, the route helps reduce unauthorized parking in red and yellow lots and eases congestion near the academic core.
How does the route support first-year students?

The new shuttle route offers a direct and accessible connection between Centennial Village and academic buildings.
When does the route begin service?

The shuttle service for the new pilot route operates from Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Where can I find route maps and schedules?

Route maps, schedules, and real-time tracking will be available on the Parking and Transportation website and through university transportation tools.