Alternative Transportation Options

Whether you’re looking to save money, reduce your carbon footprint, or simply enjoy a more relaxed commute, the Cornell University campus is the perfect place to explore a car-free lifestyle.  Explore sustainable transportation alternatives on Cornell's campus, such as; cycling, carshare, rideshare, and more! Transportation Services is here to make your journey as easy, affordable, efficient, healthy, and sustainable as possible.

 

For more information on TCAT bus services, refer to the TCAT Service Offering. 

 
Abandoned and Impounded Micromobility Devices Community Partner Information Request Commuter and Pedestrian Safety General Support Bike/Micromobility Registration Reservation Support RideShare Contract Request

Service Offerings (7)

Abandoned & Recovered Mobility
Use this service to recovery, report, schedule collection, or request lock cutting services.  Lock cutting services will not be provided on unregistered items or without proof of ownership.
Community Partner Information Request
Transportation Services is here to make your journey as easy, affordable, efficient, healthy, and sustainable as possible. Cornell University has several partnerships with Community Partners that offer Carpooling, Rideshare, Carshare services and more.
Commuter and Pedestrian Safety
Use this service to report locations of dense traffic patterns and/or near misses on campus. Be safe Big Red!
General Support
Micromobility Registration
A "Micromobility Device" is defined as any small, low-speed, human or electric-powered transportation device, including bicycles, scooters, e-bikes, e-scooters, and other small, lightweight, wheeled conveyances. Use this service for micromobility registration.
Reservation Support
RideShare Contract Request
The RideShare commuter program is designed for eligible Cornell employees who do not live in campus housing and share their ride to the Ithaca campus at least three times a week. This formal carpooling arrangement is available to regular (not temporary) Cornell employees receiving university benefit