Transportation
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Campus Shuttles
The University operates three convenient shuttle routes on campus: Bulla to Main; Bulla to Library to Snite; and Baseball to McKenna. The routes run continuously from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, arriving approximately every 10 minutes. Use the ND Mobile app or this website to track the real-time location of the shuttle buses.
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TRANSPO
South Bend's bus system is fare-free transportation provided to University students, faculty, and staff on all routes in the South Bend/Mishawaka area with a valid University ID. The #5 Route and the #7 Route provide convenient transportation within close proximity to campus. -
The SWEEP
Part of South Bend Transpo, this bus connects ND, Holy Cross College, Saint Mary's College with a stop at the Family Resource Center at Beichner Hall during the academic year -
Zipcar
Zipcar allows students, faculty, and staff a self-service option for short-term car rental that includes low hourly and daily rates with cars conveniently located on campus. -
South Shore Line
This commuter train line is an inexpensive and convenient way to travel to Chicago or a variety of Northwest Indiana destinations. - Two Amtrak stations are located nearby in South Bend and Niles, Mich., which include connections to Detroit and Chicago.
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