Sustainable Transportation

The concept of sustainability transportation is not new; it is, very simply, finding an alternative to one-car, one-driver commuting. The alternative may be in the form of a carpool, transit bus, bicycle, moped/motorcycle, or as a pedestrian. Each of these alternatives offers benefits to the user as well as to the University and the community including:

• Saving money
• Saving vehicle wear and tear
• Saving gas and reducing energy consumption
• Reducing traffic and parking congestion
• Providing an environment to meet new friends, and is better for the environment. 

Looking for a ride home?

SAVE ON TRAVEL WITH AMTRAK SAN JOAQUINS

Get 30% off tickets with our 6TIX Student Pass or 15% off with our Student Discount!

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Amtrak San Joaquins now allows bus-only travel to all 18 Bus Stop Pairs along Route 7 from Martinez to Arcata, providing an affordable, convenient, and comfortable transportation option throughout the region. Learn more here.

For more information on routes and schedules, visit https://amtraksanjoaquins.com/ 

North State Express: Route 101

Humboldt Transit Authority is now operating a weekday express route between Eureka and Ukiah.

Connect to Crescent City on Redwood Coast Transit and to Santa Rosa via Mendocino Transit. 

Your JackPass will cover your ride from Eureka to Ukiah!

Please visit Humboldt Transit Authority for more information.

Explore the Options!

And, check out this film about alternative transportation options at Humboldt, made by students in FILM 477 in Fall 2017 [Note: Zagster Bike Share went out of business in 2020 and removed their bikes and stations from campus].