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- Car-free fallback
- ASU highlights campus shuttles, bicycles, Valley Metro buses, and light rail as alternatives. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Tiger Transit provides 22 routes serving major campus buildings, residence and apartment complexes, and other Auburn locations; a separate overnight safety shuttle serves on-campus trips. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- No first-year parking permits Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- The free BU Shuttle connects the Charles River, Fenway, and Medical campuses with daytime and late-night routes; the Charles River Campus is also served by the MBTA Green Line and several bus routes. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- A BYU ID serves as a no-charge UTA pass for UVX, local and express buses, FrontRunner, TRAX, and the S-Line; BYU also runs an evening housing shuttle during fall and winter. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Cal Poly students ride SLO Transit buses at no additional fare by showing a valid campus ID. The university also operates the ADA-accessible Mustang Shuttle during fall, winter, and spring quarters and connects students with regional bus, Amtrak, bike, and car-share options. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Eligible students can get a no-cost Foothill Transit Class Pass for unlimited local rides, including Line 295 between campus and the A Line. Cal Poly Pomona also operates the free Bronco Express campus shuttle and a free shuttle connection to Metrolink service. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗Source 3 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Golden Empire Transit Route 21 serves CSUB seven days a week and connects the campus with central Bakersfield and Bakersfield College. The Summer 2026 schedule includes both weekday and weekend trips. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $311 / fall semester Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- CSULB operates free campus shuttles for students and employees, including service to Beachside housing during the fall and spring schedules. Long Beach Transit student passes cost $40 for 30 days or $100 for 150 days on the current transportation page. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $247.16 / fall semester Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- CSUN runs a free Housing Shuttle during fall and spring classes, with evening service Monday–Thursday and daytime service Friday. It also operates a free Metrolink shuttle on weekdays when university offices are open, and campus is served by Metro and AVTA buses. Housing Shuttle service pauses on holidays and during summer, winter, and spring breaks. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Students can ride Sacramento Regional Transit buses and light rail without an additional fare by carrying a current Sac State OneCard with the active commuter sleeve. The free, ADA-accessible Hornet Shuttle runs during fall and spring sessions and finals, but not during summer, winter intersession, spring recess, or university holidays. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Tiger Transit connects resident and commuter lots with the campus core on frequent weekday routes. First-year students can also use fare-free CATbus service and Clemson's evening Nightline options. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $722 / academic year Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- Fort Collins Transfort buses are fare-free, and the campus Transit Center connects to most local routes. Around the Horn runs across campus about every 10 minutes on weekdays and every 20 minutes on Saturday during its posted service hours. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Owl Express provides fare-free on-campus shuttle service, and NightOwls offers evening transportation around campus. Students can also use discounted regional Tri-Rail service for longer trips. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Panther Express between MMC and BBC, the CATS Engineering Center shuttle, and campus Freebee/Panther Mover services are complimentary; discounted Miami-Dade student transit passes are also available. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Seminole Express and StarMetro city buses are free with an FSUCard; service does not run during university closures or when classes are not in session. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- ≈ $450 / academic year Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- Free Mason Shuttles connect Fairfax with Vienna Metro, Mason Square, SciTech, West Campus, and nearby shopping; riders must show a valid Mason ID. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The Stinger campus bus is open to students and the public with no fare or ID required; Georgia Tech also operates late-night and on-demand transportation services. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Panther Express has no boarding fee or ID requirement and links downtown districts, residences, and parking. Registered students may park at the Convocation Center Deck without an additional parking charge and ride the shuttle; Panther Ride provides evening on-demand service, including residence halls and MARTA stations. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $264.80 / academic year Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- IU Campus Bus charges no fare and requires no pass or ID. Students may also use eligible Bloomington Transit service through the university's mobile-pass process. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $181 / academic year Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- CyRide is free to all Iowa State students and is supported through mandatory student fees. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The Big Owl Bus operates 22 vehicles on 11 routes serving both campuses and eight nearby student-housing complexes. The student transportation fee provides unlimited rides. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Tiger Trails is fare-free and serves campus, housing, and Park & Geaux. Fixed routes run during the day, with an on-demand service from 5 p.m. to midnight and adjusted schedules during breaks. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $107–$388 / academic year Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- CATA bus service runs at no charge between Lot 89 and Shaw Ramp 1 during fall and spring semesters. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Wolfline buses are fare-free and require no university ID, connecting the main campus, Centennial Campus, and nearby park-and-ride locations. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- NAU runs the Louie and Jacks daytime shuttles plus AXELite evening service while classes are in session. During spring, summer, and winter breaks, AXELite is the only campus route; students also ride Mountain Line Route 10 fare-free with an NAU ID. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The Bus connects the Stillwater campus with off-campus destinations and is free for students with a valid OSU ID. Orange, Black, and Gold routes are free to everyone; other routes are fare-free with a student ID. Current campus guidance lists weekday service from 6:20 a.m. to 6 p.m., making transit a practical alternative to paying for close-in parking. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗Source 3 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Corvallis Transit Service is fare-free and nine routes serve campus seven days a week. OSU also runs the free, accessible Beaver Bus on campus; current core routes operate weekdays, and service changes on holidays and breaks. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Blue Loop, White Loop, Red Link, and Campus Shuttle routes provide fare-free campus transportation, including accessible service options. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Purdue's free campus transit routes serve campus and residence areas; students ride free with a Purdue ID. The Value lots also receive free campus transit service during the academic year. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Rutgers buses connect New Brunswick campuses without a fare or ID requirement; service schedules and routes vary by term and campus activity. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The SDSU Transit Center is served by the MTS Green Line and multiple bus routes. For Fall 2026, eligible students enrolled in at least six units can buy a $154 semester pass valid August 17–December 31 on MTS bus, trolley, and Rapid routes plus NCTD Breeze and Sprinter service. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Beginning August 15, 2026, regularly enrolled SJSU students receive Clipper BayPass through the student activity fee. It provides unlimited rides on participating Bay Area systems, including VTA, BART, Caltrain, AC Transit, and other agencies; special-session and Open University enrollment can have different eligibility. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The OWLoop circles Main Campus and TUr Door provides one-way late-night trips to off-campus residences; Temple also directs Main Campus–Center City travel to SEPTA. The two Temple services run seven days a week during covered academic periods but not during winter or spring break. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- AggieSpirit operates fare-free on- and off-campus buses; students should carry a Texas A&M ID for off-campus boarding, and service changes during nights, weekends, holidays, and breaks. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The fare-free Bobcat Shuttle connects campus and off-campus stops. Fall and spring service runs on weekdays, with Saturday service on selected routes and a reduced summer schedule. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗Source 3 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Citibus operates campus service without a separate fare; students may also ride eligible off-campus Citibus routes by showing a valid Texas Tech ID. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- CABS campus buses are fare-free and require no ID; COTA service is also available to eligible students through BuckID, with service levels changing during breaks and holidays. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Crimson Ride operates campus routes and a Campus/Downtown Trolley; UA students may ride the trolley free with an Action Card, and separate shopping and break-trip services are listed. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $306 / academic year Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- Mav Mover shuttles are free for students, employees, and guests. Routes serve campus and remote parking on weekdays, with selected Red Route and shopping service during academic breaks. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $184/year commuter; $369–$1,058/year resident Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- UT Shuttles and CapMetro mainline buses and rail are fare-free for students who present a valid physical UT ID; CapMetro covers many shuttle corridors when university shuttles are not operating. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Comet Cruiser routes connect campus with nearby housing and transit stops, and eligible enrolled students may apply for a DART Access Pass for the regional bus and rail network. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The Runner connects main-campus parking and nearby apartments during fall and spring. Current students also receive a fare-free VIA U-Pass for unlimited VIA bus and VIA Link trips around San Antonio. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- UTRGV's university routes are fare-free and connect Brownsville, Harlingen, Weslaco, and Edinburg. VOLT circulators link remote lots, and a validated UTRGV ID provides free local Valley Metro and B Metro rides. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- UB Stampede buses and campus shuttles provide service among campus stops. The published Fall 2026 weekday Stampede schedule runs from 5:56 a.m. to 2:55 a.m. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Cat Tran is the university's free campus transit system, with routes connecting campus and park-and-ride locations. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Razorback Transit is fare-free and serves campus and Fayetteville; peak service runs during fall and spring and reduced service runs during summer and academic breaks. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The student BayPass provides unlimited service on more than 24 Bay Area transit services, including AC Transit, BART, and Muni. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $5.50/day C; $6.50/day C+ Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- UC Davis undergraduates ride Unitrans and Yolobus free with university ID, and the Causeway Connection is free to all Aggies. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $150/month resident; $81/month commuter Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- UCI lists Anteater Express, OC Bus, University Carshare, the Holiday Shuttle, and bicycle support for car-free trips. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $340.23/quarter commuter; $386.61/quarter resident Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- Eligible undergraduates receive unlimited rides on participating Los Angeles County transit through the Bruin U-Pass. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- UCR students can ride Riverside Transit Agency buses at no additional fare through the U-Pass program. Riders use their UCR ID or the GoMobile app, giving students a practical alternative to buying a campus permit. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $158/30 days resident; $6.35/day commuter Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- Triton U-Pass gives fee-paying students unlimited MTS and NCTD bus, trolley, light-rail, and eligible regional transit rides during academic quarters. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- UCSB students can ride Santa Barbara MTD buses free with a student ID; the university also points first-year students to bicycles, Zipcar, rail, coach, taxi, and rideshare options. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Pegasus/Knights Express campus shuttles are complimentary, and UCF students ride LYNX routes free with a valid UCF ID; shuttle schedules generally follow class days. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The Bearcat Transportation System runs 16 shuttles on 13 routes at no fare with a UC ID, including daytime, neighborhood, inter-campus, and Southwest NightRide service. Most routes do not run during academic breaks or official holidays. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Tuition-paying students ride regular RTD service fare-free with a Buff OneCard and may also use Buff Bus routes. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- RTS and UF Campus Connector routes are fare-free with a valid Gator 1 ID, and SNAP supplies free nighttime campus rides. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $50–$250 / semester Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- UGA Campus Transit buses are open to the public without a fare, Athens-Clarke County Transit is fare-free, and Park & Ride lots connect to regular campus bus service. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $265 / fall semester Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- Cougar Line provides free on-campus shuttle routes, while eligible COAST students may receive up to $27.50 per month toward Houston METRO fares; the Purple Line connects campus and downtown. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- UIC's Intracampus buses are free with an i-card, accessible, and connect the east and west sides; Night Ride provides free on-demand service from 10 p.m.–7 a.m. Eligible students can also opt into a U-PASS for unlimited CTA trains and buses during enrolled terms. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Students may ride Champaign-Urbana MTD at no charge with an i-card. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $247.50 / semester Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- CAMBUS is an accessible, fare-free campus bus system open to students and the general public. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- UK campus bus routes are free, and students may ride all Lextran city routes free by showing a university ID; UK also offers certain break airport shuttles. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Shuttle-UM provides fare-free campus and nearby service, with accessible routes and paratransit information published by DOTS. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- UMass Transit operates fare-free PVTA buses around campus, Amherst, off-campus housing, shopping, and the Five Colleges for students and employees. The B79 is the main exception and requires a fare; Accessible Van Service is free for campus community members with mobility impairments. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- U-M operates 12 free campus bus routes, and active students with an Mcard ride TheRide fixed routes without paying a fare. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Eligible students receive a Universal Transit Pass through tuition, and Campus Connectors and Circulators provide free campus transit. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $52–$327.60 / semester Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- Tiger Line is Mizzou's free student shuttle and runs seven days a week while classes are in session, including stops at major commuter lots. GoCOMO city buses are also fare-free; routes and Tiger Line frequency change during breaks. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Eligible students receive a StarTran bus pass at no additional charge for campus and Lincoln routes; university buses and vans also support campus circulation. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The UNLV Transit Center connects campus to RTC buses. Students with a RebelCard can buy a U-Pass for $104 per semester or $32.50 per month; it works 24/7 on all RTC transit routes. A separate free-pass program may help students who demonstrate financial need. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Chapel Hill Transit is fare-free throughout Chapel Hill and Carrboro, and UNC’s P2P service provides fare-free campus, late-night, and accessibility transportation. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Niner Transit buses are fare-free and do not require an ID, operating daily except on university holidays and closure days. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- UNT students ride DCTA buses at no extra cost with a student ID; a free MedPark Station Park and Ride connects to campus on the Colorado Express route. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $297 / academic year Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- CART operates five fare-free campus routes on weekdays. Students can also park free at the north side of Lloyd Noble Center and take a frequent nonstop shuttle to Campus Depot; service is reduced during some breaks. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The COMET operates eight daytime and two evening campus routes free with a Carolina Card, plus a weekend route during fall and spring. Rides On Demand provides late-night transportation through the TransLōc app. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Bull Runner buses are fare-free with a valid USFCard and serve campus plus selected off-campus locations; Park-n-Ride permit holders can use lots 18 and 43 and ride Bull Runner to campus destinations. Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $477–$612 / semester Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- All current USC undergraduate and graduate students can use the Metro U-Pass at no additional cost; the program covers Metro buses, trains, and participating agencies. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The T bus is included in student fees and serves campus seven days a week; students also ride Knoxville Area Transit at no fare with a VolCard. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- University students receive fare-free UTA buses, TRAX, FrontRunner, and covered carpool service with a UCard. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The U-PASS provides unlimited regional buses, commuter trains, light rail, water taxis, NightRide, and other covered services. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- The Madison Metro student bus pass has no separate charge and is funded by student segregated fees. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Campus parking
- $150–$243 / August resident permit Source ↗
- Car-free fallback
- The fare-free Aggie Shuttle serves campus during the academic year with live route tracking; regular routes do not run during summer. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →- Car-free fallback
- Blacksburg Transit is fare-free and serves the Virginia Tech campus and surrounding Blacksburg community. Source ↗
See the full parking answer →Campus rules and permit availability can change. Always confirm final eligibility and purchase details with the university.