UMBC Transit
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UMBC Transit Weather Contingency Plan - Monday - 12.16.19
UMBC Inclement Weather and Emergency Guidelines
Monday, November 16, 2019. Forecasters are following a wintery mix across our region over night into the morning with some accumulation of snow and sleet. There's a potential for hazardous...
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Freshman Residents May Park in Stadium Lot December 11th
Standard Regulations Return for Spring Semester
Effective December 11th, Freshman Resident Students who have a VALID Freshman Parking Permit may park their vehicles in the Stadium Lot. This policy will remain in effect through the Winter Break....
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No Service - Pratt & Howard Stop Closed- Downtown Route
Due to ongoing construction at stop #7. Pratt St. & Howard St., UMBC Transit is unable to safely serviced this stop. This stop will remain closed until construction is completed and barricades...
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No Service - Greene St & Fayette St (UMB) - Downtown Route
Beginning Monday, July 15, 2019
Beginning Monday, July 15, 2019, UMBC Transit will be unable to service stop #5. Greene St & Fayette St (UMB) on the Downtown route. Construction is scheduled to begin at the Biomedical...
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UMBC Transit Route Summary
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Choose Your Route, Take a Ride - #MyUMBCCollegeTown
Orientation Video to UMBC Transit
Welcome To UMBC via UMBC Transit #Retrievernation
Do you need a little help getting around on the UMBC Transit bus? Watch this short video from UMBC Transit to help navigate our system and get you where you need to go. If you need more help don't...
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UMBC plans alternatives to reduce need for campus parking
As major construction projects at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, campus progress, one thing that won't be increasing is the amount of parking. University officials, when planning...
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How To Use The Bike Rack
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Please see the following illustration on how to use UMBC Transit shuttle bike racks. For further assistance, questions or concerns, kindly contact UMBC Transit at 410.455.2454 or at transit@umbc.edu
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Transit Tips When Planning And Exiting Your Bus
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General safety & awareness when traveling off campus. For further assistance call UMBC Transit at 410.455.2454 or UMBC Police 410.455.5555, Off Campus Student Services - 410.455.2770. Safe travels!

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About This Group

http://www.umbc.edu/transit/

UMBC Transit provides safe, reliable, responsive shuttle and charter bus services to meet the transportation needs of the UMBC community. Shuttle routes cover residential communities near campus, as well as shopping areas surrounding UMBC.

UMBC Transit, a Department in the Division of Student Affairs, is funded by the University's Transportation Fee, which is assessed to the student population based on credit hour. All UMBC students, faculty, and staff are able to utilize UMBC Transit shuttle routes and services. Your UMBC campus identity card is required for boarding (with one exception: the intra-campus Wave 'n Ride route which is open to all riders and visitors to campus).

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