Bus service expanded for Connective Corridor; special bus stop signs installed

Wednesday, August 22, 2007, By News Staff

Bus service expanded for Connective Corridor; special bus stop signs installedAugust 22, 2007SU News ServicesSUnews@syr.edu

Centro will be offering free service along the Connective Corridor during the Fall 2007 semester starting Thursday, Aug. 23, with new signs installed at bus shelters and stops along the route to guide riders to the city’s cultural destinations.

Centro is expanding service to run during the morning and afternoon hours on Fridays and Saturdays starting at 9:40 a.m. from SU’s College Place stop. Thursday evening service will begin at 5 p.m., providing transportation to evening performances and exhibitions on the SU campus and in downtown Syracuse, including the monthly TH3 city-wide art open.

Special service will also be offered throughout the semester on special days to provide transportation to events such as the University Lectures at Hendricks Chapel, Syracuse Symposium or special shows and concerts at the John H. Mulroy Civic Center. Special service schedules will be updated on the Connective Corridor website as dates and times are announced.

To help guide commuters along the Connective Corridor, Syracuse University and Centro have installed specially marked bus stop signs along the bus route. Bus shelters also have maps guiding riders to popular destinations in the city, including the Everson Museum of Art, Armory Square and the Delavan Art Gallery.

For more information, click below to download a Centro bus schedule for the Connective Corridor route:

Fall 2007 Corridor Bus Schedule

Schedules can also be picked up at any of these locations:

  • E.S. Bird Library (SU)
  • Carousel Center
  • Centro (at both Centro headquarters, 200 Cortland Ave., and the main bus hub downtown, at Salina and Fayette streets)
  • The Company Gallery (110 W. Fayette St.)
  • Community Folk Art Center (805 E. Genesee St.)
  • Crouse Hospital (736 Irving Ave.)
  • Delavan Art Gallery (501 W. Fayette St.)
  • Erie Canal Museum (318 Erie Blvd.)
  • Everson Museum of Art (401 Harrison St.)
  • Goldstein Student Center (SU South Campus)
  • Hildegarde and J. Myer Schine Student Center (SU North Campus)
  • Ida Benderson Center (205 S. Salina St.)
  • James M. Hanley Federal Building (100 S. Clinton St.)
  • Jazz Central (441 E. Washington St.)
  • John H. Mulroy Civic Center (800 S. State St.)
  • Light Work/Community Darkrooms (316 Waverly Ave.)
  • McCarthy Manor (501 S. Crouse Ave.)
  • Media Unit (327 Montgomery St.)
  • Moon Library (SUNY ESF)
  • MOST (500 S. Franklin St.)
  • Onondaga County Public Library (Main Branch, 447 S. Salina St.)
  • Onondaga Historical Association (321 Montgomery St.)
  • Point of Contact Gallery (914 E. Genesee St.)
  • The Redhouse (201 West St.)
  • Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel & Conference Center
  • Skytop Office Building (SU South Campus)
  • Spark Contemporary Art Space (1005 E. Fayette St.)
  • SUArt Galleries (Shaffer Art Building)
  • SU Department of Public Safety (Sims Hall)
  • Syracuse International Film Festival (located in the Hotel Syracuse)
  • Syracuse Stage (820 E. Genesee St.)
  • Syracuse Technology Garden (235 Harrison St.)
  • University College (700 University Ave.)
  • The Warehouse Gallery (350 W. Fayette St.)
  • William F. Walsh Regional Transportation Center (131 Alliance Bank Parkway)
  • YMCA (340 Montgomery St.)

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