Yale Transportation Options

Minor changes to the Nighttime Blue route, Effective 5/1/2012 6PM:

The Nighttime Blue Shuttle will no longer stop across the street from Union Station. Instead, it will stop in front of Union Station by way of College Street > So. Frontage Road > Church St. South > Union Ave.  From Union Station, the Nighttime Blue Shuttle will proceed straight > North Frontage Road > College Street > Congress Ave > 333 Cedar St. 

Although the Nighttime Blue Route will no longer be servicing the Amistad Garage, the Nighttime Orange Route will provide service out of Amistad until 11PM.

Transportation Options

Cyclists share stories and breakfast--and get bike maintenance from a professional--at the annual B.icyclist A.ppreciation B.reakfast at Y.ale (B.A.B.Y)!
The bulldog's ride... Yale's free shuttle system transported over 1.5 million passengers in 2011.
New Haven's Union Station is a regional transportation hub. You can get ANYWHERE from here: New York City, Boston, D.C., or the Canadian border...
The university's new standard bike rack was designed by Yale's own Alice Raucher and Kimo Griggs.

It’s National Bike Month!

Celebrate with a very special Bike to Work Breakfast next Friday, May 18th 7:30 – 9:30 a.m. at Pitkin Plaza, in front of the Devil’s Gear Bike Shop at 181 Orange Street. More details>>

Traffic Skills 101: Smart City Cycling taking place on June 2nd

Westville Village Renaissance and members of Elm City Cycling are offering a full Traffic Skills 101 class on Saturday, June 2nd. The Smart City Cycling Skills class is designed to provide cyclists, of all experience levels, the opportunity to develop and improve their cycling skills, competence and confidence with a special emphasis on bicycle commuting and safely navigating urban traffic. Click here to for more information and to register.

Megabus now serving New Haven to Boston

Megabus is now serving New Haven/Hartford/Boston for a fare of between $1.00 and $15.00 depending on how far in advance you book your trip. More news >>

What do we do?

Yale Transportation Options is here to help you make transportation decisions that serve you, your community and the environment. After all, we are all connected.

Unpredictable gasoline prices and congested roads are making many of us reconsider our transportation options. Find out what your options are by filling out a "commuter counseling form." Or visit Google Maps--where you can now plan a transit, bike, or walking route.

Use the tools and information on this site to help you make the most informed transportation decisions. More...

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