Parking and Transportation Services announced that effective Monday, Oct. 11, weekday late night service will be restored to the Warehouse Shuttle route. While Centro will continue to service the route during daytime hours, ‘Cuse Trolleys will now cover the service Monday through Friday, 8 p.m. to 3 a.m.
Last month, after Centro announced route reductions throughout its coverage area, Parking and Transportation Services temporarily suspended three late-night shuttle services with low ridership in order to provide trolleys to cover the South Campus shuttle routes after 8 p.m. Following the addition of new drivers and an additional trolley to its fleet, Parking and Transportation Services is now able to restore weekday late-night service to the Warehouse Shuttle route.
The office will continue to work to add resources in order to fully restore service to the late night shuttles that remain suspended. In the interim, passengers needing transportation along the former Euclid Shuttle or Late Night Campus Shuttle routes should contact the on-demand Parking and Transportation Services Safety Escort Shuttle, which has expanded its hours to run from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. The safety shuttle service can be requested by calling 315.443.RIDE (7433).
The University will update its campus shuttle website to reflect the new service schedules as quickly as possible.
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