Syracuse University shuttle service will be operating on an abbreviated schedule from Monday, March 12, through Sunday, March 18.
There is no service scheduled for Sunday, March 11, or Saturday, March 17. On Sunday, March 18, Centro will be on a reduced service schedule for the #344 South Campus and #443 Connective Corridor routes. Regular service for all bus routes resumes on Monday, March 19. The Nob Hill Express and the James/East Genesee Street service operated by Caz Limo will not run beginning Sunday, March 11, through Saturday March 17. Service to and from the Nob Hill Apartments will be available on the #240 Centro city route. Caz Limo service to Nob Hill and James/East Genesee Street returns on Sunday, March 18.
Bus schedules have been posted at all shelter locations and can be printed from the Parking & Transit website at http://parking.syr.edu.
Website: http://parking.syr.edu
Contact Person: Scot Vanderpool
svanderp@syr.edu
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