Madison Metro restricts, and may deny, the transport of any item on its buses. The research and medical functions of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the UW Hospital require occasional material transport across campus. 2012 On-Board Campus Bus Survey Final Report (PDF).DetoursĬheck Madison Metro’s detour page for up-to-date detours for campus and city routes. Want to keep route and schedule information on hand? Use the online Ride Guide or pick up a hard copy on any Madison Metro bus or at any Transportation Services office. Select routes also run to nearby areas, such as Fitchburg, Middleton, and Monona.įor more information, visit the Madison Metro website or call (608) 266-4466. Madison Metro routes run within campus and throughout the city of Madison. All campus buses are kneeling buses, capable of transporting wheelchairs and other mobility equipment. Standing beyond this line obscures the driver’s view and can lead to crashes. When riding the campus bus, be sure to remain behind the yellow standee line at the front of the bus for safety. Routes 80, 81, and 82 provide nighttime service.Routes 80 and 84 provide daytime service.

You can also find route schedules and maps in the Fall 2020 UW Campus Transit Ride Guide (PDF). All campus bus stops (with real-time pick-up info) can be found on the interactive campus map. The UW campus bus routes are fare-free for all riders. Find out all you need through the links at the right! Campus Bus Routes With the variety of routes, catching a Madison Metro bus is less stressful and better for the environment than driving alone to campus. Taking transit to UW-Madison is easier and more convenient than you might think.

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