Aggie Shuttle - USU Campus Bus

Free, convenient transportation around the Utah State University Logan campus.

The Aggie Shuttle is a fare-free transportation service provided to the Utah State University community. Students, faculty, staff, and visitors can use the shuttle to travel conveniently between locations across campus.

The Aggie Shuttle fleet uses natural gas, providing a cleaner and more environmentally friendly way to get around campus while reducing the need to move your vehicle or find additional parking.

Quick Tip: For those students living off campus, you can use the Connect Public Transit buses to get to campus and then take the Aggie Shuttle to the VME building. For those students living off campus, you can use the Connect Public Transit buses to get to campus and then take the Aggie Shuttle to the VME building.

VME Building Shuttle Stop
Catch the Aggie Shuttle at the VME

The Aggie Shuttle stops right at the College of Veterinary Medicine. This provides CVM students, faculty, staff, and visitors with a convenient connection between the VME and other areas of the Logan campus.

Route: North Core Express

Stop: A shuttle stop is conveniently located in the north parking lot of the Veterinary Medical Education (VME) Building.

 

Why Take the Aggie Shuttle

The Aggie Shuttle makes it easy to travel around campus without moving your vehicle or searching for another parking space.

For CVM students, the shuttle provides a convenient way to travel between the VME and other university destinations, including the central campus, dining locations, the Taggart Student Center, Merrill-Cazier Library, recreation facilities, university events, and other campus resources.

No fare is required to ride the Aggie Shuttle.

Whether you are heading to class, attending an event, visiting another part of campus, or returning to the VME, the Aggie Shuttle offers a simple and environmentally friendly transportation option.

Quick Tip: If you miss the last shuttle at the VME, most locations on campus can be reached on foot within 15 minutes.

Before You Ride

Aggie Shuttle routes and operating schedules may vary based on the semester, university calendar, holidays, and service needs.

For the most current information about:

  • Shuttle locations
  • Routes and stops
  • Arrival information
  • Service changes

us Passio GO! before beginning your trip.

Open Passio GO!

Quick Tip: Check Passio GO! before leaving the VME to see your shuttle’s current location and plan your trip across campus.

Track Your Shuttle in Real Time

Wondering when your bus will arrive?

Use Passio GO! to find shuttle stops, identify the best route, and track Aggie Shuttle buses using real-time GPS information. ⁠

Quick Tip: Since DVM students often study late, pay attention to the last shuttle times.