Buses

Perhaps one of Duke's most definitive features are the Buses. They make up a huge portion of every student's life at some point. Freshman year alone, students can spend up to an hour a day on buses. So knowing which ones to take and when, and what the best ways to ride the buses are, can make a big difference.

Contents 1 Good Advice for Buses 2 The C-1 Bus 3 The C-2 Bus 4 The C-3 Bus 5 The C-4 Bus 6 The Robertson Bus

[edit] Good Advice for Buses

Freshman- *fight* to get on a C-3. And if you're late, don't depend on the Alternate East Campus Bus Stop. Murphy's Law guarantees that the clutch C-1 will be full and it will pass you by.

[edit] The C-1 Bus

The C-1 Bus runs an express route from the East Campus Bus Stop to the West Campus Bus Stop.

• Learn more, see the C-1 Bus article.

[edit] The C-2 Bus

The C-2 Bus runs from the East Campus Bus Stop to the West Campus Bus Stop through Central Campus.

• Learn more, see the C-2 Bus article.

[edit] The C-3 Bus

The C-3 Bus stops principally at the East Campus Bus Stop and the bus stop on Science Drive. The route also includes Central Campus.

• Learn more, see the C-3 Bus article.

[edit] The C-4 Bus

The C-4 Bus, begun in Fall, 2006 runs from Central Campus to the West Campus Bus Stop.

• Learn more, see the C-4 Bus article.

[edit] The Robertson Bus

The Robertson Bus runs between the West Campus Bus Stop and UNC Chapel Hill.

• Learn more, see the Robertson Bus article.