Cortland Transit bus passes offered on campus

Cortland Transit bus passes offered on campus

02/08/2022 

Cortland Transit monthly bus passes are now available at the SUNY Cortland Campus Store, making it more convenient for students and employees to access public transportation options in Cortland County.

The campus location is one of three new sales locations created through a partnership of SUNY Cortland, Cortland County, Access to Independence and Catholic Charities aimed at improving access to bus service and encouraging a more sustainable alternative to private vehicles.

“SUNY Cortland and Cortland Auxiliary Services are excited that our Campus Store will be one of the new locations where Cortland Transit riders can purchase bus passes,” said SUNY Cortland President Erik J. Bitterbaum.

“We hope that easier access to these passes will encourage our students and employees to take advantage of the bus routes offered by Cortland Transit.”

Designated stops on Route 2

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 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.

Details and a route map are available online.

The campus bus system will continue to operate normally. Riders may view maps, routes and schedules online.

In addition to the Campus Store, monthly bus passes are available at:

  • Cortland Transit, 21 Squires St., Cortland
  • Access to Independence, 26 N. Main St., Cortland
  • Catholic Charities, 33-35 Central Ave., Cortland

Cortland Transit operates seven fixed routes that run throughout Cortland County and into Tompkins County from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. Maps and schedules of all routes are available online.

An unlimited monthly pass for all routes except the one to Ithaca costs $45. Bus fare per trip is $1.50, $2 or $5, depending on the route.  


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