Syracuse University shuttle service will be operating on an abbreviated schedule starting on Monday, 12/19/11, and continuing through Friday, 1/13/12. There is no service scheduled for the following days: Monday, 12/26, through Monday, 1/2.
Regular South Campus service will resume on Saturday, 1/14. Regular Connective Corridor, Manley and Quad Shuttle service will resume on Tuesday, Jan. 17. The Caz Limo Nob Hill Express and James/East Genesee Street service will not operate from Monday, 12/19, through Friday, 1/13/12. A different level of bus service will be available on Monday, Jan. 16, in observance of Martin Luther King Day. Individuals who need to be on campus during the week of Dec. 26 may park in any open campus surface lot with a valid Syracuse University permit; game restrictions apply.
Bus schedules have been posted at all shelter locations. In an effort to become more sustainable, schedules will not be posted at bus outlets, but they can be printed from the Parking & Transit website at http://parking.syr.edu.
Enjoy the holiday season.
Website: http://parking.syr.edu
Contact Person: Scot Vanderpool
Parking and Transit Services
443-4652
parkmail.syr.edu
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