On Campus Bussing
Capital Area Transportation Authority's (CATA) bus routes numbered 30-39 on campus can be used for free. Specific route information can be found on CATA's website.
For off campus routes or late night services, students can purchase bus passes at the MSU ID Office.
Bikes on Campus
With designated bike lanes, the paved river trail, indoor bike rooms in residential halls, and standard outdoor storage racks across campus, MSU prides itself on being a bike friendly university.
Bicycles parked on campus must be registered, click below for more details.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations
Vehicles parked in EV parking spaces must be actively charging to be eligible to park. If not charging, or not an electric vehicle, a violation will be issued by MSU. Individuals parked in EV charging spaces have 30 minutes to move their vehicle once fully charged; after which a per hour fee will be assessed by the vendor app. Charging stations are offered in lots: 39, 40, 62, 79, 112, Wharton Ramp 3/Lot 19, Trowbridge Ramp 5/Lot 102.
Users are charged per kwh via the ChargePoint mobile app. When parked at a charging station, overall lot restrictions still apply, meaning payment or a valid permit are also required (please see lot entry signage for requirements). For more information about charging please visit:
Electric Mobility Devices
The term "electric mobility device" refers to electric bicycles, electric scooters, and electric skateboards. These devices are approved to be used on roadways and designated bike lanes on campus. These devices are not authorized on pedestrian walkways and sidewalks. Check out MSU campus ordinance 33.00 Mobility Devices - Traffic for more details.
Personal electric bikes or scooters can be registered to park on campus through MSU Bike Index. SPIN electric scooters are also offered seasonally on campus, providing a pay per ride option for user. Check out details about SPIN.
Zipcar
Zipcar offers short-term car rentals with easily accessible campus pickup locations. With a valid driver’s license, anyone 18 and older is eligible to rent. They offer discounted memberships to MSU students, staff and alumni. Visit their site for more details:
MSU Autonomous Bus
SpartanXpress is an electric, autonomous bus operating on a fixed route through campus. While offering free rides Monday-Friday, the bus also serves as a mobile lab for mobility research. The SpartanXpress includes stops at the Wharton Center and Anthony Hall.