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The Rideshare Program for Employees provides assistance and information for employees who want to commute to the campus using an alternate commute mode. ÌýThe most popular choices of alternate commute modes include carpools, vanpools, and public transit. ÌýAlso available are "people-powered" modes of transportation. ÌýThose are walking to work or using a bicycle to commute to the campus. Ìý

Please refer to theÌýRideshare Program for EmployeesÌýwebpage for more information.

There are two ¼ªÏé·» Shuttle Systems that serve the campus. ÌýThey are: Ìýthe Housing Shuttle and the Metrolink Shuttle.Ìý Campus departments also have the option of making arrangements to hire the shuttle contractor to provide shuttle services for special events. Ìý

More information is available on theÌý¼ªÏé·» Shuttle ServicesÌýwebpage.

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations are located on the ¼ªÏé·» campus. Ìý

Additional information is available on theÌýElectric Vehicle Charging StationÌýwebpage.

The CAPS Program a new version of "Preferential Parking" that enhances the campus by providing Clean Air Parking Spaces (CAPS) for vehicles that meet specific requirements as identified by the California Clean Air Resources Board.ÌýClick here to get details on the program.Ìý

The Associated Students of ¼ªÏé·» provides a service exclusively for students who are searching for a carpool arrangement. ÌýStudents looking to register to find a carpool partner can use theÌýÌýweb page to begin their search. Ìý

The ¼ªÏé·» Transit Station is an excellent example of the University's commitment to encourage the campus community to use transit as a commute mode to access the campus. ÌýThe three bus lines that use the ¼ªÏé·» Transit Station offer easy travel solutions from 4 directions (north, south, east, and west). ÌýThe bus lines that serve the ¼ªÏé·» Transit Station are:

o Metro Bus Line 167 (accessing Plummer Street)Ìý
o Metro Bus Line 744 (Rapid) (accessing Reseda, Ventura, and Sepulveda Boulevards)Ìý
o AVTA Express Line 787 (accessing Palmdale/Lancaster)Ìý
o ¼ªÏé·» Metrolink Shuttle (accessing the Northridge Metrolink Station)

All bus services operating at the ¼ªÏé·» Transit Station run Monday through Friday, except Metro Line 167). The ¼ªÏé·» Transit StationÌý
is not open on weekends. Metro Line 167 stops at Reseda/Plummer, 7 days a week.

Use Metro's Next Trip to Determine Bus Arrival Time

To find out when the next Metro bus is arriving at the ¼ªÏé·» Transit Station, it's very easy to useÌýÌýfeature. Ìý

• 30018 is the ¼ªÏé·» Transit Station stop number
• Select the route number (167 for the east- westbound bus; or 744 for the north- southbound bus)
• Select the direction of travel you need for the bus line you have selected

The Next Trip feature will display the number of minutes until the next arrival of the bus, and show a few subsequent arrival intervals so that you can plan your trip as efficiently as possible. Ìý

The primary transit agencies that serve the ¼ªÏé·» campus are: Ìý

• Metro Bus
• Metrolink Train
• AVTA Express Bus

Information about these services can be accessed on this page to the right of this reading panel under the section labeled, "Transportation Assistance." Ìý

We have provided a link here to get information onÌýAdditional Local Transit Agencies. ÌýIf you do not see the local agency you are searching for, please send an email to theÌýTransportation Coordinator,Ìýand we can include information about that agency on the list, as well. Ìý

Commute by Metrolink Train

The Metro website has a ¼ªÏé·»-specific page that provides information about the various Metro transit options that serve the ¼ªÏé·» campus. ÌýThere are also links available that are specific to other local colleges and universities that may be helpful for the campus community that needs to access other campuses via transit. Click onÌý Ìý