Forestry Drive is presently closed to vehicle traffic.
During this time the #SU443 Connective Corridor and the #SU43 Main Campus shuttles will be rerouted from College Place as follows:
Left on Euclid Avenue
Left on Comstock Avenue
Left on Waverly Avenue
Left on Irving Avenue
Right on Raynor Avenue to regular route
Please call Parking and Transit at 315.443.4652 with any questions.
The Forestry Drive closure is planned from Sunday, February 2, into spring 2020.
Please see the SU News article for more information.
Please call Parking and Transit at 315.443.4652 during business hours with any questions.
Watch Juice and Java Senior Correspondent Josh Meyers take a ride around on the new Syracuse trolleys.
In partnership with the Division of Marketing and Communications, Parking and Transit services has launched a new campus shuttle website. This new page provides a clear and concise overview of the comprehensive shuttle services available to the Syracuse University community.
All schedules are now displayed in a fully-accessible manner that allows for the user to select and deselect the stops they want to see the times for. Special notes and links to maps that users are used to from previous pages, are still available.
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They’re running and ready to go: the Syracuse Trolleys, “‘Cuse Trolleys” are out on Syracuse University’s campus ready to pick up students.
The custom made trolleys are taking over the “Bernie Bus” previously operating with the university.
There are currently four trolleys on campus which can hold up to 22 people, the university may add more if they’re needed.
“We’re going to see how it goes. We think it’s going to be a big hit on campus so we think there’s going to be opportunities to expand the program so we’re excited about it. So far it’s been well received so we’re looking forward to that,” said Joe Carfi, Director of Parking and Transportation at Syracuse University.
The trolley routes will run continuously between 6:20 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. on and around campus. They’re free to anyone with a Syracuse University or SUNY-ESF I.D.
Story from NewsChannel 9.
