SU Student Association providing free Spring Break bus serviceMarch 02, 2007Mark LaFrancemelafran@syr.edu
The Student Association and Wade Bus Tours are teaming up to provide free shuttle service to the airport and rail/bus station for all Syracuse University students both before and after Spring Break.
The shuttle will run at regular intervals March 8-10 from 8 a.m.-8 p.m. and March 17-18 from 11 a.m.-midnight. The shuttle will have a centralized pick-up/drop-off area at the Hildegarde and J. Myer Schine Student Center. From Schine, the bus will bring students to the William F. Walsh Regional Transportation Center for those traveling via bus and railway, and then will continue service to Hancock International Airport. The bus will run continuously between campus and these transportation centers throughout the days this service is provided.
“I am thrilled that the Student Association can provide this much-needed service,” says SA President Ryan Kelly. “Our collaboration with Wade Bus Tours will save students the money that they would normally have to spend on taxis.”
Interested students can visit the Student Association website (http://sa.syr.edu) for more information, or e-mail sa@syr.edu.
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