Free commute planning assistance available through Transportation Services
LEXINGTON, Ky. (Aug. 23, 2023) — Do you need help discovering the best way to get to, from and around the University of Kentucky’s campus? UK Transportation Services staff can assist you with customizing your commute … for free!
The department offers commute planning services designed to help you make the most convenient and accessible commuting choices. These personalized plans are tailored to your specific situation, whether you drive a personal vehicle, rideshare with others, take the bus, bike, walk, or a combination of commuting methods.
Transportation Services staff has in-depth knowledge of available transportation options and can recommend the most convenient method for you during those first few crucial weeks of classes or employment. Commute planning services are available for both students and employees.
It’s easy to request assistance, simply complete this online form and staff will contact you via your preferred method of communication. They’ll develop a plan with your input, considering any challenges or special circumstances.
There are many different options for getting around UK; let our department help you take the stress out of figuring out the best option for you!
For more information about commute planning services, submit the online request form or email UK Transportation Services.
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