Campus Circulators
When they run
Scroll down to the listings below to see when the Campus Circulators run.
Fall 2020 COVID-19 Service Changes
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What they are
Campus Circulators are user-friendly mini-buses that cover a specific area. The U of M has a few different kinds of circulators.
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University Avenue Circulator
Campus Bus Service Changes During COVID-19 - see details |
| FALL, SPRING SEMESTER & FINALS: | ||
| Monday-Friday | ||
| 7 am – 6 pm | every 10 minutes | |
| Mon - Wed | 6 pm –12:15 am | every 15 minutes |
| Thurs - Fri | 6 pm – 2 am | every 15 minutes |
| Weekends | ||
| Saturday | 9:30 am – 2 am | every 15 minutes |
| Gopher Gameday Saturdays | Timing is same as above, but route/stops change slightly - see gameday map | |
| Saturday Finals | ||
| 7 am – 10 pm | every 15 minutes | |
| 10 pm – 2 am | every 20 minutes | |
| Sunday | 9:30 am – 12:15 am | every 15 minutes |
| BREAKS & INTERSESSIONS: | ||
| Monday-Friday (no weekend service) | ||
| 7 am – 6 pm | every 15 minutes | |
| SUMMER SESSION: | ||
| NOTE: limited timeframe = not all summer, see service calendar for specific dates | ||
| Monday-Friday (no weekend service) | ||
| 7:00 am – 9:30 pm | every 15 minutes | |
Shuttle Stops
- Northrop Mall (East Bank)
- Willey Hall (West Bank)
- Carlson School of Management (West Bank) - see note in right column
- Sanford Hall on University Avenue (East Bank)
- University Avenue at 15th Avenue (East Bank)
- University Avenue at Rec Center (East Bank)
- McNamara Alumni Center (East Bank)
Extended Stops/Service (Weeknights & Weekends Only)
- Oak Street at Territorial Hall (East Bank)
- Fulton Street at Frontier Hall (East Bank)
- Harvard Street at Washington Avenue (East Bank)
- Middlebrook Hall (West Bank)
4th Street Circulator
4th Street Circulator (Route 123)
Campus Bus Service Changes During COVID-19 - see details |
| FALL, SPRING SEMESTER & FINALS: | ||
| Monday–Friday (No service during weekends, breaks, intersession or U holidays) | ||
| 7:00 am – 6:00 pm | every 10 minutes | |
Shuttle Stops
- Coffman Memorial Union (East Bank)
- Oak Street at University Avenue (East Bank)
- Ridder Arena (East Bank)
- 4th Street at 15th Avenue (East Bank)
- Sanford Hall (East Bank)
- Willey Hall (West Bank)
- 19th Avenue Ramp (West Bank)
- Blegen Hall (West Bank)
East Bank Circulator
East Bank Circulator (Route 120)
Campus Bus Service Changes During COVID-19 - see details |
| FALL/SPRING SEMESTER/FINALS/BREAKS/INTERSESSION: | ||
| Monday–Friday (No service during weekends or U holidays) | ||
| 6:00 am – 9:00 am | every 10 minutes | |
| 9:00 am – 3:00 pm | every 20 minutes | |
| 3:00 pm – 5:30 pm | every 10 minutes | |
Shuttle Stops
- Thompson Center for Environmental Management (East Bank)
- Center for Magnetic Resonance Research (East Bank)
- Lot 37 (East Bank)
- Rapson Hall (East Bank)
- HSEC (East Bank)
- Clinic & Surgery Center (East Bank)
St. Paul Circulator
St Paul Circulator (Route 124)
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| FALL, SPRING & SUMMER SEMESTERS: | ||
| Monday–Friday (No service during weekends, breaks or U holidays.) | ||
| 7:00 am – 6:00 pm | every 20 minutes | |
Shuttle Stops
- St. Paul Student Center
- Dudley & Cleveland Avenues
- Bell Museum on Larpenteur Avenue
- Hodson Hall & Folwell Avenue
- Gortner & Dudley Avenues (Christensen Lab)
- Buford & Gortner Avenues (Biological Science)
- Veterinary Medical Center (Gortner & Carter Avenues)
- Transitway & Commonwealth
- Como Avenue & Raleigh Street
- Como & Cleveland Avenues
- Eckles & Carter Avenues (Food Science and Nutrition)
Bus drivers turn in all abandoned items at the end of the day. The PTS front desk should have them available to claim the day AFTER the item is lost.
Confused about the bus layover?
Riders will notice certain points on the bus route when the drivers stop for a short period of time (usually, 5-10 minutes). This time, called a bus layover, is a necessary function of transit management to ensure labor compliance, to manage on-time departures, and to give drivers needed restroom breaks. On the University Avenue Circulator, the layover spot is outside the Carlson School of Management. On the 4th Street Circulator, the layover spot is outside the 19th Avenue Ramp (across the street from the Carlson School).
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