News & Announcements

Beginning in early September through mid-October, Columbia faculty, students, staff and neighbors who use Amsterdam Avenue are advised to allow extra travel time or seek an alternate route for their travel.

During this upcoming weekend, there will be no subway trains at #1, 2, 3 stations between Harlem and Downtown Brooklyn. On each date, MTA work will commence at 11:30 p.m. Friday evening, and subway service is expected to resume after 5:00 a.m. Monday morning. 

Please note that during the above periods, there will be no service to the 110th, 116th, and 125th Street stations bordering Columbia's Morningside campus. Use the following travel options and allow ample additional time for your journey to campus.

At its annual International Conference – held this year in New York City – the Association for Commuter Transportation (ACT) presented Columbia University with an award for “Best Overall Program” in transportation demand management (TDM). The award recognized Columbia’s achievements in reducing drive-alone commutes, providing alternative sustainable transport for commuters, and the purchase of six battery-electric buses, among other initiatives.

Over the weekends August 16-19 and August 23-26 there will be no trains at 1, 2, 3 stations between Harlem and Downtown Brooklyn.

Previously, the Evening Shuttle, run by Public Safety, was separate from the rest of the Shuttle lines in the Transportation App. This has been changed so that all Shuttle lines and buses are visible in one location.

To lessen the impact of the 168th Street subway stop closure, we have added some additional departures to the Intercampus Shuttle schedule. These new departures will be made by the Lamont Shuttle and will be effective Monday, June 10.

View and download the latest Lamont Shuttle Schedule, updated for the summer.

The Intercampus Shuttle summer schedule goes into effect today. Click here to download the PDF schedule.

Thank you to everyone who completed our Spring 2019 Columbia Transportation Rider Survey.

Our Rider Survey takes 5-7 minutes to complete and your feedback is important to us.

Due to a technical issue with the feed between our shuttle buses and the Transportation site, the GPS tracking of shuttles on our site has not always been accurate. We have located the issue and will be putting in a fix that will provide fully accurate tracking.

Last month, we implemented changes to some of Columbia’s shuttle schedules in an effort to improve the efficiency and service of the entire system. In a continuing effort to respond to the feedback we received from our riders after the changes were implemented, we have made the following schedule adjustments, effective Monday, March 11.

Columbia's George Washington Bridge/Fort Lee Shuttle line will not be operating on Monday, February 18, 2019 due to the President's Day holiday.

Schedule changes will take place across several Columbia Transportation shuttle lines effective Friday 2/15. These changes make minor adjustments to timetables in order to ensure more efficient service for all of our riders across the shuttle network. 

Columbia students, faculty and staff receive a 25% discount when booking with Go Buses.