Shuttles


Harvard Transit System Ushers in New Semester with Updates and Expansions

The Harvard shuttle service is expanding its weekend availability and introducing a new smartphone application for tracking and locating buses.


Harvard Ahead In Shuttle Showdown

A little over a week ago, we lamented that it was more convenient to get to the Yard for students using Wellesley’s bus system than for students in the Quad using Harvard’s own shuttles—but now it looks like Harvard has taken the lead in the battle for better transportation.


Weekend Morning Shuttles Return

Beginning this weekend, Quad shuttles, like this one pictured in a 2009 file photo, will once again run before noon on Saturdays and Sundays.


Wellesley Shuttle Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop

Well, this is awkward. Wellesley just made it much easier to get to - and from - Harvard on weekend mornings than it is for actual Harvard students who live in the Quad to get to the Yard.


Allston Residents Unhappy with Limited Shuttle Service

While Allston and Brighton residents can now take the Harvard shuttle across the Charles River to Harvard Square for free, some residents have expressed concerns that the benefits of the shuttle service are negligible without an extension of existing shuttle routes.


After Administrative Review, Party Shuttle Returns, Subdued

After the conspicuous absence of strobe lights and pulsing music on the late-night routes of the Yard-Quad Express prompted rumors a week ago that “the party shuttle” had been shut down for good, this past weekend saw the revelry return in subdued form.


A Dark Weekend for the 'Party Shuttle'

This weekend, when students climbed aboard Melvin Washington, Jr.’s evening shuttle bus that travels back and forth between the Yard and the Quad, they were not greeted by the customary strobe lights and thudding music, but rather an entirely party-less shuttle.


A Spirited Shuttle

Looks like students aren't the only ones getting excited about this weekend's football game. This shuttle parked outside Lowell has ...


UC Town Hall

Michael George '14 listens intently to the transportation service's words on the current plans to improve weekend morning services. As Student Life Committee Chair within the Undergraduate Council, he organized the event in the format of a "Town Hall" with an open forum for students concerns.


Students Discuss Shuttle Updates

Harvard Transportation Services is working on a new initiative to install electronic screens at shuttle stops that would indicate arrival times, Harvard Transportation Services General Manager David E. Harris, Jr. said during a Shuttle Town Hall Monday night.


UC Town Hall 2

David E. Harris Jr. listens to the concerns of students at the Undergraduate Council's Town Hall Event regarding Harvard's shuttles. As the general manager of Harvard Transportation Services, his major concern is the safety of the students.


9:45 PM: Observations From Their First Night Out

They vanished back into the night, in search of a “real Harvard party,” or at least an alley in which to shotgun a beer or something.


New Shuttle!

The inaugural 1636'er of the 2012-2013 school year offered a pleasant surprise to those traveling to the Quad last night ...


Shuttle Service Expanded To Mornings, Holidays

The College has expanded shuttle service in the morning, during one-day holidays, and over Wintersession following student criticism revealed by the results of an Undergraduate Council survey.


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