Your health and safety are our top priorities.
We know safety and cleaning protocols are important, especially on campus.
Each night, our buses are extensively cleaned and made ready for the next day. Here are a few other things you need to know that will help keep you, our drivers, and our community safe.
By order of Governor Holcomb, passengers ages 8 and older must wear a protective face covering while on the bus or CityBus property effective Monday, July 27. Some exemptions may apply for health and safety reasons.
A mask or other face covering may be factory-made, sewn by hand, or improvised from household items such as scarfs, bandanas, and t-shirts. The mouth and nose should be covered.
While on the bus, please:
- Be respectful and make good choices.
- Try to physically distance yourself from other riders.
- Wear a face covering at all times.
- Utilize the wipes and hand sanitizer on the buses.
- Wash your hands frequently.
- Do not utilize the bus system if you are sick, unless you are seeking medical attention.
Here are a few things you can expect from us:
- Cleaning wipes and hand sanitizer will be available on all campus buses.
- We deep clean and sanitize our fleet every night.

It's easy to learn to ride CityBus!
Scroll through to learn how to ride the bus with these six easy steps.
If you have questions or need assistance, we're happy to help. Simply contact us.
Campus loops may seem a little like scheduled chaos, but we promise you'll quickly get the hang of it.
Before jumping on a bus...
...or even using the MyCityBus app, it is important to familiarize yourself with campus routes and how they function. Additionally, using the MyCityBus app will provide bus information to get you anywhere on campus and throughout the Greater Lafayette area.
There are several routes that run through campus, and we've outlined the top four for new riders in the section below.
But before you get started, remember these two key tips: Take time to ride all loops so you can get familiar with where they go, and all campus loops will bring you back to where you started. So, if you get on the wrong bus, you can ride that one until you get back to your starting point!
Get to know our campus loops.
There are several routes that run through campus. However, we've highlighted the top four routes for new riders.
And by using the MyCityBus mobile app, you'll be able to easily navigate anywhere on and off of campus. Click on a route to view details.
Please refer to the Campus Map for specific details.
This route serves:
- Northwestern Ave.
- Purdue Memorial Union
- Harrison Hall
- The Co Rec
- Jischke Drive
- Stadium Avenue
This route operates every 8 minutes Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m.-11:40 p.m.
Please refer to the Campus Map for specific details.
Destinations along this route include:
- Northwestern Ave.
- Purdue Memorial Union
- Beering Hall
- Circle Pines (15A ONLY)
- Tower Dr
This loop provides service from Ross Ade Stadium and Discovery Park Lot to the academic core of campus.
Please refer to the Campus Map for specific details.
Destinations along this route include:
- Ross Ade parking lot
- University Street
- Purdue Memorial Union
- Beering Hall
- Krannert
- Young Hall
- Lynn Hall
- Purdue Village
- Purdue Student Health Center
Please refer to the Campus Map for specific details.
This route serves:
- Purdue Village
- McCutcheon Hall
- Class of 1950
- Stewart Center
- Memorial Mall
- State Street
- Niswonger Aviation Technology Building
- Purdue Airport
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Scroll down and review the detailed information.
Simply scroll down to see a map, bus stop information, directions, bus route, duration of travel, and more.
That's it! It's easy to plan a trip with MyCityBus!
