North Campus Shuttles (The Red, Green, Yellow Lines, and Ellicott Express)
North Campus shuttle services are accessible to all students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Vehicles and persons utilizing guest, range, vendor, clinic, and special event parking permits are viewed as visitors to the campus and can park in areas where the permit is valid and make use of the shuttle services to facilitate reaching their destination. The University at Buffalo's North Campus Shuttle Services serve to facilitate travel on the North Campus. The service also provides a valuable park and ride option from the Center for Tomorrow, Alumni, and Stadium parking lots. There are always spaces available in the Center for Tomorrow (CFT) parking lot. The CFT lot contains parking spaces for almost 400 vehicles. We strongly encourage use of this parking lot and the connecting shuttle service. Likewise, the Stadium parking lot contains 225 parking spaces and spaces are most often available. Service on the North Campus is provided through 3 shuttle lines during the Fall and Spring semesters: the Red, Green, and Yellow Lines, with each serving a different area of the campus.

South Campus Shuttles (The Orange Line, with connecting service to the Blue Line)
The University at Buffalo's South Campus Shuttle is accessible to all students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Vehicles and persons utilizing guest, range, vendor, clinic, and special event parking permits are viewed as visitors to the campus and can park in areas where the permit is valid and make use of the shuttle service to facilitate reaching their destination. The South Campus Shuttle provides transportation from outlying parking areas and buildings, and serves to facilitate travel from one end of the campus to the other. The shuttle also provides a convenient link to the inter-campus bus stops at Main Circle and Goodyear Hall.

Downtown Campus Shuttles ( The Blue Line, with connecting service from the Orange Line)
The University at Buffalo's Downtown Circulator Shuttle, the Blue Line, is the latest addition to the growing presence of the University in Downtown Buffalo. The Blue Line seamlessly connects UB properties downtown, while also providing a link to the Metro Rail at the NFTA's Allen Medical Campus Station. Stops include the NYS Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences, the Research Institute on Additions, the Educational Opportunity Center, the Jacobs Executive Development Center and the Ross Eye Institute. Employees, students and visitors to buildings in UB's Downtown Campus can show the driver UB affiliated ID and Hop on Board the Blue Line Circulator Shuttle. Accepted ID includes a UB Card or employee badge from one of UB's Downtown Campus properties.

Mall/Market Shuttle Service
Shuttles will provide transportation to the Boulevard Mall and Martins Supermarket from both North and South Campuses.

Campus Transportation Tips
Please observe the following rules when using campus bus or shuttle services:

1. Stay clear of the bus until it comes to a complete stop.
2. In single file, board the bus at the front door. Always use handrails and watch your step.
3. If you have questions for the driver, please ask before departure of the bus.
4. Find an available seat and remain there until the bus arrives at your stop.
5. Please refrain from eating, drinking or smoking on the bus.
6. Do not block aisle with books or bags; they are tripping hazards.
7. Loud talking, use of radio/tape/CD players may distract driver.
8. Never ask driver to stop at an unauthorized stop.
9. At your stop, gather personal belongings together and wait until the bus comes to a complete stop before standing up.
10. If you are standing while the bus is in motion, be sure to remain behind the white safety line. Use handrails to help maintaining balance.
11. Never run back to the bus even if you dropped or forgot something. The driver may have difficulty seeing you.
12. Cross the street behind the bus. This helps you see and be seen by other motorists.
13. If you have to cross the street in front of the bus, walk at least ten feet ahead of the bus until you can turn around and see the driver. Make sure that the driver can see you. Carefully walk across the road, keeping an eye out for other vehicles.

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