Parking and Transit Services has worked closely with Centro regarding the posted schedules for the summer on the Connective Corridor, South Campus and Manley bus routes.
However, due to the amount of construction in various areas within the city as well as on campus, the timetables for the routes currently posted are running late.
To address this, Parking and Transit Services has developed a different schedule for each of the routes which will go into effect on Wednesday, May 29. Copies of the new schedules will be posted on the department’s website, parking.syr.edu, as well as in all of the bus shelters.
Parking and Transit Services apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause but is confident that the new schedule will allow the buses to operate according to the posted times.
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