BECOME A ROAD SCHOLAR Take Our Simple ROAD TEST: How can I travel around Connecticut? A) Take a bus or shuttle B) Take a train C) Carpool D) Bike/Walk E) ALL OF THE ABOVE If you answered “All of the Above”, you’re on your way to becoming a scholarly, green commuter! Your Off-Campus Commuting Options Use Your U-PASS – Ride for FREE! UCONN students can ride most transit services in Connecticut for FREE using your U-Pass and valid student ID. More info at CTrides.com/u-pass CTtransit provides local daily service in and around Stamford, with many routes servicing UConn Stamford Campus. More info at CTtransit.com. CTtransit 313 – West Broad Street provides the most service to campus, with service to the Stamford Transportation Center. Bus: CTtransit 311 – Port Chester provides service to Greenwich and Port Chester. CTtransit 971 – I-Bus Express provides service to White Plains (does not accept U-Pass). CTtransit 341 – Norwalk provides service to Darien and Norwalk. New Haven Line (Metro-North) provides service to Stamford Station. Use New Haven Line (Metro-North) to travel to New Haven for connections to CTrail Hartford Line (Hartford, Springfield) and CTrail Shore Line East (New London). The station is a short walk away, or use CTtransit 351 to get Rail: there. U-Pass is not valid on Amtrak (except Amtrak trains between New Haven and Springfield, excluding the Vermonter). More info at HartfordLine. com, MTA.info/mnr, ShoreLineEast.com, and Amtrak.com. New York City: Connections available using New Haven Line (Metro-North) to Grand Central Terminal or Amtrak to Penn Station. Use the CTrides app on iOS or Android to find other students, faculty, Carpool: and staff looking to carpool to and from campus. Connection to Use New Haven Line (Metro-North) to New Haven, and transfer to CTrail Hartford Line in New Haven to get to Hartford. From Hartford Union Station, UConn Storrs CTtransit Express 913 – Hartford – Buckland – Storrs Express provides Campus: service between downtown Hartford and UConn Storrs campus. From Hartford Union Station, take CTtransit 30 – Kennedy Road (Bradley Flyer) to Bradley International Airport 7 days/week. Airport More info at CTtransit.com/services/bradley-flyer. Connection: Use New Haven Line (Metro-North) or Amtrak service to get to New York City area airports. NOTE: Routes and service subject to change due to ongoing measures related to COVID-19. Check with transit providers for most up-to-date information. Download the CTrides app Today! #CTrides.