Transportation

Bicycling

The MSU Bikes Service Center, located under the Bessy Hall auditorium right on the river trail near the Farm Lane Bridge, offers a full-service bike repair and rental. Bicycling is a great way to get around campus! So instead of driving the car to the meeting, looking for a parking spot and that whole hassle, ride a bike.

For more information, please visit: www.bikes.msu.edu or call (517) 432-3400.

Public Transport

Capital Area Transportation Authority provides bus service to the Lansing area. Check out their website for information about routes and schedules at www.cata.org. Additionally, CATA provides all on-campus busing. Next time you have a meeting across campus on a cold or rainy day, try bussing rather than driving. All employees are provides a free on-campus bus pass for this use.

Carpooling

CATA Clean Commute Options program is a free service dedicated to educating the community on alternatives to driving alone. The goal is to encourage the community to participate in improving the Tri-County area’s air quality. CATA provides information on bus routes, biking and walking, in addition to providing a matching service to those who are interested in forming car or vanpools.

Create a Carpool

Did you know MSU issues car pool permits for commuters? The cost of the faculty/staff sticker fee is equally divided among the carpoolers (maximum of four per pool).

Get all the details through the MSU Police at the parking office at 87 Red Cedar Road, call 517-355-8440 or visit www.police.msu.edu.