Bulletin News

Dear campus community, 

I encourage you to consider riding on a new Cortland Transit bus route that will serve our campus and adjacent neighborhoods in the City of Cortland. 

This is an exciting step for SUNY Cortland as part of our community commitment to sustainability. Off-campus students who are looking to avoid parking congestion and tickets may use Cortland Transit as an alternative way of getting to campus. 

The route will run on a 45-minute loop between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Riders may pay $1.50 per trip or can purchase an unlimited monthly pass for $45 through The Campus Store in Neubig Hall. 

Designated stops on this route include:  

• Cortland County Office Building (60 Central Ave.) 
• Corner of Maple Ave. and Woodruff St. 
• Corner of Lincoln Ave. and North Main St. 
• Corey Union bus stop 
• Route 281 bus stop  
• Grand Union (formerly Tops) Plaza 
• Burger King 
• West Campus Apartments 

Route 2 will stop as requested at: 

• Moffett Center bus stop 
• Park Center bus stop 
• Kentucky Fried Chicken 
• 281 Bowl 
• Tompkins St. eastbound from Route 13/Route 281 to Main St. 

More details about Cortland Transit, including a map of Route 2, are available on Way2GoCortland.org. 

Please know that this route will not change or replace the existing campus bus services. Information about SUNY Cortland's maps, routes and schedules are available online. 

 

All the best, 

Erik J. Bitterbaum 

President