GENERAL INFORMATION AND FAQS
Where does the Baltimore Collegetown Shuttle go?
What do I need to board the Baltimore Collegetown Shuttle?
How do I identify the buses and stops?
What's the difference between the blue and red route?
Is there a way I can track the Baltimore Collegetown Shuttle?
What are some hotspots around each of the shuttle stops?
Can I bring a friend on the Baltimore Collegetown Shuttle?
If I want to send some feedback, how would I go about doing that?
Service for the spring 2012 semester starts Monday, January 23.
The Collegetown Shuttle is a free transportation service for students, staff, and faculty at seven participating schools in the Baltimore region. No farecards, tickets, or special cards to ride the shuttle - simply use your college/university ID card to board the bus to visit a friend, get to an internship, or explore Baltimore's finest hotspots.
Destinations
The Baltimore Collegetown Shuttle goes to seven schools - Goucher College, Towson University, Loyola University Maryland, Notre Dame of Maryland University, Johns Hopkins University (Homewood Campus), Maryland Institute College of Art, and Morgan State University. In addition to the seven schools, we stop at Towson Town Center, Penn Station, and Towson Place Shopping Center.
Click, Call or Text to Track
We purchased Nextbus technology which will allow riders to track the shuttle on the web or on their smartphone.
- Visit: www.BaltimoreCollegetown.org/shuttle
- Text: “nbus collegetown [stop number]” to 41411
- Call: 410-834-2835 and enter the stop number
Routing
The Collegetown Shuttle is comprised of two routes – blue and red. The blue route starts at Goucher and ends at Penn Station, while the red route goes from Towson University, moves eastward to Morgan, then goes to Penn Station.
Guest Policy
You are allowed to bring up to two guests on the Baltimore Collegetown Shuttle for free! The driver will swipe your ID once for you and for each guest you bring on the shuttle.
Get Downtown Every Day
Need to get downtown? At Penn Station, transfer to the Charm City Circulator, a free bus service that serves the downtown area seven days of the week. Visit neighborhoods such as the Inner Harbor, Federal Hill, Fell’s Point, and many more using this service. Visit www.CharmCityCirculator.com to learn more!
Go to Towson Place Every Day
Shopping days at Target and Wal-Mart are no longer a Sunday excursion! Jump on the red route and get off at the Towson Place – Prince Rd stop seven days a week!
Clearer Signage
New green signs at each of the shuttle stops indicate what route you are on and the next stop on the route. In addition, we have clearer signage on the side and front of the buses to identify the Collegetown Shuttle.
Shuttle L-I-V-I-N Guide
On the stops page, you will a find list of places you can visit around each shuttle stop. Destinations range from restaurants to museums to your local coffee shop. If they are hyperlinked, that means we've blogged about our experience there.
Feedback
We are always excited to hear from your riders. Tell us about your experience and send us suggestions on how we can improve. Feel free to use the feedback form on our website or email shuttle@BaltimoreCollegetown.org. We will send you a response within 24 hours!
