Since 2005, ASU Parking and Transit Services has offered U-Pass. This bus pass is available to students free of charge, and to faculty and staff for a discounted rate, and grants unlimited year round access to all four campuses and to greater Phoenix via public transportation on the Valley Metro system. ASU U-Passes may be obtained at the
ASU Parking and Transit Services offices at all four campuses. A valid ASU Sun Card is required.
In the spring semester of 2007, the university distributed 14,000 U-Passes, eliminating as much as 176 tons of pollution and saving over $1 million in fuel costs for the year.
> How to obtain a U-Pass...
> See map of Valley Metro System...
AlterNetRides.com provides a rideshare service for Arizona State University. Students, faculty, and staff can access ride sharing information for all four campuses and arrange to carpool to and from campus.
ShareTheRide.com offers a similar carpooling service through Valley Metro.
ASU´s Shuttle Service Scheduler allows the user to plan trips between campuses, Gateway Towne Center, and Mesa Community College, and is available on the AlterNetRides site.
ASU´s Commuter Options Program offers information about alternative transportation options at ASU, including details about
ASU partners with
Zipcar, a car-sharing company committed to providing sustainable, viable transportation options for the campus community. Zipcar makes it possible to use alternate forms of transportation to travel to campus, and still have affordable access to a vehicle when needed. The $8–10 per hour rate includes gas, maintenance, insurance, 24-hour emergency assistance, and ASU parking; vehicles are available on several locations across the Tempe campus.
> Learn more about Zipcar...
> Sign up for Zipcar membership...
