Syracuse University shuttle service will be operating on an abbreviated schedule for Wednesday, Nov. 24 through Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010. There are two different levels of bus service; there is a schedule for Wednesday 11/24 and a different schedule for Saturday 11/27 and Sunday 11/28/10. There is no service scheduled for Thursday 11/25 and Friday 11/26/10.
The Quad Shuttle will run as scheduled on Wednesday 11/24 but will not operate on Thursday 11/25 and Friday 11/26. The Nob Hill Caz-Limo Service will not be in operation on Wednesday 11/24, Thursday 11/25, Friday 11/26 and Saturday 11/27, however, the Centro #240 city service will be available on those days. The Nob Hill Caz-Limo service resumes on Sunday 11/28.
Bus schedules have been posted at all shelter locations. In an effort to become more sustainable, schedules will not be available at bus outlets, but they can be printed from the Parking & Transit Services website at http://parking.syr.edu. Regular service resumes on Monday, November 29, 2010.
Website: http://parking.syr.edu
Contact: Scot Vanderpool at 443-1049.
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