Campus Transportation

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While all Berry students are permitted to have a car on campus, Berry encourages students to take bikes or the provided Campus Transportation to and from class. The following services and information are available to facilitate effective transportation both on campus and in the Rome/Floyd Community:

Buses

Berry provides two on-campus buses that are available to transport students to and from class, to the Krannert Center at meal times, to Cultural Events and Mountain Campus.

Academic Year 2022-2023 Campus Bus Schedule

There are two routes to cover both the Main and Mountain Campus. The Green Route, named to reflect that the vehicle is an electric shuttle, provides service to the lower part of Main Campus, which travels around the academic buildings. The Blue Route services the Welcome Center, Oak Hill Residence, the Ford Complex, and the perimeter of Main Campus traveling around most residence halls and academic buildings and the Mountain Campus. This bus has scheduled stop times for Oak Hill Residence and the Mountain Campus residence halls; those times are indicated on the full route schedule.

A map of the campus, including the bus route schedule is available.

Bikes

Berry’s campus is conducive to biking, and students are encouraged to take advantage of this alternative mode of transportation. Bikes must be registered with Campus Police and stored in the designated bike racks that are positioned outside of campus buildings. For bikers’ convenience, the Student Government Association has placed several self-service stations around campus (in front of Krannert and Dana, at the Ford Complex, and on Viking Trail). These stations are equipped with screwdrivers, wrenches, an air pump, and other tools needed for basic repairs and maintenance (see image below). For more complex repair needs, Viking Cycle Works is a Student Enterprise that can repair bikes and replace parts as needed. They also provide bike storage during the summers for $15.