Beginning Monday, July 25, Henry Street will be closed between Van Buren Street and East Raynor Avenue due to construction. Henry Street will remain closed for an extended period of time (approximately a year.) During this closure Van Buren Street and East Raynor Avenue will remain open in both directions.
The Connective Corridor bus will operate from College Place (as usual) to Forestry Drive and then operate down East Raynor Avenue, right onto Stadium Place, right onto Van Buren Street, and then will resume its regular route. The bus will pick up and drop off customers mid-block on Stadium Place and again at the end of the block at the corner of Stadium Place and Van Buren Street.
The Quad Shuttle will continue to operate to the Fine Lot during the construction period and will operate via Stadium Place instead of Henry Street. Customers waiting for the Quad Shuttle are advised to board at the Fine Lot or mid-block on Stadium Place. The Irving Avenue bus stop will not be affected by this detour.
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