The University of Toledo

Transit

UT is committed to promoting mass transit and clean or low carbon transit options in order to lower carbon emissions, while also making our campuses bike and pedestrian friendly.

Bike & Pedestrian Friendly Campus

• Complete Streets
  • UT's Complete Streets committee has a goal to develop a holistic transporattion network on UT's campuses
  • The committee is working on a policy to ensure pedestrians and cyclists are considered with every capital transporation project
• Bike Corrals & Racks
• UT has installed bike corrals by the West Parking Garage and by Ritter Hall on main campus to provide safe storage 
• The corrals are fenced in, equipped with security cameras, and are accessed by card swipe
• They also provide lockers for storage and free air for tires
• UT has installed bike racks on all three campuses to encourage students to travel by bike
• Bike-Share Program
• UT is currently working on a bike-share program for students, faculty, staff, and community members. Stay tuned for updates on this program.
• Traffic Control Devices
• There are traffic control devices to limit traffic in the center of campus to emergency vehicles and deliveries Signs are posted to restrict traffic and we enforce and gain compliance through ticketing.

Low-Carbon Transportation

• Electric Vehicle Charging Station
• Three stations, one on each campus for use by students, employees, and guests.
• Bus Fleet
• Includes all biodiesel buses and one hybrid electric bus
• One Star Ohio Green Fleet
• Clean Fuels Ohio recognized UT Transit Services for their hard work to improve its efficiency and environmental performance
• UT offers free bus access to anyone who shows a Rocket ID
• Text: UTOLEDO Bus Stop Name to 4141 or go to the Bus Tracking Site
• UT Transit Services provides transportation to:
• Main Campus
• Health Science Campus
• Scott Park Campus
• Toledo Museum of Art
• Kenwood Gardens Apartments and other apartment complexes
• Westfield Franklin Park Shopping Mall
• Wal-Mart