Bronco Shuttle
THE BRONCO SHUTTLE:
The Bronco Shuttle is a free service provided by Boise State University Department of Public Safety, which carries students, faculty, and guests all around campus. The shuttle operates daily on a regular schedule, ensuring that everyone can get where they are going in a timely manner.
During peak hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) the shuttle frequency is approximately every eight minutes. During non-peak shuttle hours (5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.) shuttle frequency is approximately every fifteen minutes.
Track the Boise State Shuttle on your computer or cell phone by following the Live Bronco Shuttle link!
We would love to hear your feedback!
The Holiday Airport Shuttle is back for Thanksgiving Break!
Rides from the Brady Parking Garage from 6 AM to 9 PM on Friday, November 17th, and Monday, November 20th.
SHUTTLE Fall 2023 HOURS
Blue and Orange routes will be operating during the Fall
semester. Shuttles will run from Monday through Friday.
The Blue and Orange routes will run from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
As a reminder, the Bronco Shuttles run on a loop system. This means
they do not have a pre-determined arrival and departure time but
rather run continuously on their route. The drivers do their best to
maintain adequate spacing to reduce wait times. Please use the Shuttle
app to find your next shuttle.
RULES TO RIDE:
- You are choosing to board Transit and are responsible for your personal safety.
- Do Not Eat or Drink on Shuttle
While on board the shuttle, we ask that you observe a few courtesies to make your shuttle ride easier, safer, and a more pleasant experience for yourself and other passengers.
WHAT YOU CANNOT DO:
- Smoke (including smokeless electronic cigarettes) or drink alcohol
- Board through the rear door
- Litter
- Use profanity, or engage in disruptive behavior
- Threaten or harass the driver or other passengers
WHAT YOU CANNOT BRING ABOARD:
- Alcohol
- Flammables (such as gas cans) and vehicle batteries
- Weapons
- Strollers, grocery carts, etc. that are too large to fit.
- Animals (except service animals) that are not in an approved container that can fit on your lap
- Hoverboards or Scooters
WHAT YOU ARE REQUIRED TO DO:
- Wear shirts and shoes
- Listen to music only through headphones and keep the volume low enough so other riders can’t hear it
- Remain seated while bus is in motion (when possible)
- Keep your feet off the seats
- Keep your hands, arms and head inside the bus. Do not shout out the window
- Respect fellow riders – no loud talking with passengers or on your cell phone