In some cases, riders will need to transfer from other local routes to access routes serving campus. Some routes provide peak-only service to or from campus during morning and afternoon rush hours. Several routes in the new bus system will travel to or through campus at varying intervals – from 15 to 60 minutes between arrivals, depending on the route. Getting to and from campus with Metro Transit’s new system For more information, download the new Route 81 map (effective June 11). Starting June 11, campus bus route 81 will no longer serve State Street. Route maps and schedules will remain the same, but schedule adjustments may be required in the future to improve connection points with the new bus system.

Individual route maps, including text descriptionsĬampus bus routes 80, 82, and 84 are not directly affected by the new system.Online system map with accessible stop locations.Detailed service schedules for the new routes.Then select “Leave now” and set the date and time for June 11 or after.) Trip planning with the Transit App (Click “Where to?” and input trip information.Select the date and time for June 11 or after.) (Click the “Transit” button in the top menu and then any “Directions” icon to input trip information.

Transportation Services advocated for campus bus service throughout the design process and will continue to monitor impacts of the new system on UW community members.įaculty, staff, students, and visitors are encouraged to check their routes and stop locations before the June 11 launch using resources available at. After two years of planning, Madison Metro Transit will launch a completely new system of bus routes, maps, and schedules Sunday, June 11, 2023.ĭevelopment of the new system was informed by Metro Transit’s two-year public feedback campaign, including input from the UW campus community and stakeholders.

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