New ATA shuttle route makes getting around campus easier

Kansas State University students, faculty and staff can ride the ATA shuttle for free by showing their valid Wildcat ID to the driver.

New for the fall semester is the “K” Route, also known as the Wildcat Campus Loop, making it even easier to get around campus. The route runs continuously throughout campus from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, and from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday. Convenient stops include Jardine Apartments, Lafene Health Center/Kramer Dining Center, Cats' Cupboard and the K-State Student Union.

The East/West Express shuttle has an off-campus route that runs continuously from 8 a.m. to 6:50 p.m., Monday through Friday. The route starts at Dillons in Westloop and ends at Walmart. A one-way trip is scheduled to take 25 minutes. There will be stops along the way at Jardine Apartments, K-State Student Union, Aggieville, Manhattan Public Library, Osage & 4th Street and Walmart.

All shuttles are ADA accessible and equipped with bike racks for added convenience.

Download the Transit app from the App Store or Google Play to track shuttles in real time

For more information about the ATA shuttle service in Manhattan, Ogden and Junction City, including route maps, schedules and additional rider information, visit the ATA Shuttle website.

— Submitted by Parking Services