CityBus will begin its summer service for routes 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, 3, 4A, 4B, 5, 6A, 6B, 7, 8, 9, and 10. Routes 5 and 10 will operate at half-service, and the 23 Connector route will not run until the start of Purdue’s fall semester.
The CityBus Center will also resume normal operating hours for those buying bus fares.
For more details, please refer to the link below.
CityBus will begin collecting fares again on Monday, May 4. The CityBus Center is open to the public for pass sales only and building capacity is limited to ten people until further notice. The CityBus Center and customer service office will remain open on a reduced schedule until normal bus service resumes.
Riders are encouraged to take advantage of our no-contact fare delivery options. Customers may download a ticket to a mobile device with the Token Transit app. Paper passes are available for delivery at the CityBus online store.
For service reductions and other information, please follow the link below.
The health of our customers and employees is our top priority. We are taking additional measures to ensure the cleanliness of our vehicles. However, we encourage riders to take precautionary measures and avoid traveling by public transportation unless essential. Essential activities as defined by the Governor’s office include “activities needed for sustenance, necessities of life, health, education, or employment, and as necessary to take care of others.” A list of essential functions provided by the Governor’s office can be found here.
CityBus has prepared a service reduction plan in the event that a significant portion of the CityBus staff is unable to report for duty. In addition, most campus loop and apartment shuttle service will be canceled until further notice beginning Monday, March 23.
All city routes will operate Saturday schedules. There will be no service on routes 5, 9, and 23, with limited campus loop and apartment shuttle service. CityBus may reduce service further if necessary to a Level 2 Sunday service (no campus loop or apartment shuttles) or Level 3 ACCESS service only. View the emergency service reduction plan below for complete details.
Because the situation is constantly evolving, changes to the emergency plan may occur. Riders can find information about current service reductions in the following locations:
Riders should refer to the route schedules on the MyCityBus app for the most up-to-date timetables. Canceled trips will be crossed out in red.
All CityBus bus stop locations and routes are available on Google Transit/Maps. You can plan a bus trip just as you would a driving trip using Google. Enter your trip information in the trip planner (or at maps.google.com; select the bus icon as the mode of transportation).