The Department of Student Leadership and Engagement and the Department of Public Safety co-sponsor the USF Shuttle and the Night Safety Program. Its primary purpose is to provide reasonable transportation to classes, on campus locations, and off campus residences within the boundaries of the service.
The ADA Shuttle operates during the academic year
Monday through Friday, 7 am to 6 pm.
Students with temporary and permanent
disabilities should contact the Office of Student Disabilities at (415)
422-2613 and register with their office for parking and shuttle service
accommodations.
Faculty and staff with temporary and
permanent disabilities should contact Diane Nelson in Human Resources at
415-422-2441 for parking and shuttle accommodations.
The Night Safety Program operates during the academic year during the listed days and times below:
Sunday through Wednesday, 6 pm to 1 am.
Last call for shuttle pick up or drop off is at 12:30 am.
Thursday through Saturday, 6 pm to 3 am.
Last call for shuttle pick or drop off is at 2:30 am.
USF IDs are required at all times
Safety Escort Service
The Department of Public Safety operates a Safety Escort service with the USF campus shuttle, Monday thru Sunday.
Uniformed
Public Safety Officers also assist in providing Safety Escorts when the
USF Shuttle is not in service. The service is intended to provide a
safe means of transportation when no other form is available. Escorts
requested to and from off-campus locations must be to a residential
address with the following boundaries:
- North Boundary: California Street
- East Boundary: Divisadero Street
- South Boundary: Fell Street
- West Boundary: 6th Avenue
For a security escort, please contact Public Safety at 415-422-4201.
Provide the dispatcher with your name, USF identification number,
current location, and the location of the destination.
The safety escort service is provided by a Public Safety officer or
USF Campus Shuttle to help insure your safety. The service is NOT a taxi
service. All escorts are from an off campus residence to campus or from
campus to an off campus residence. The service is NOT to restaurants,
bars or bus stops. The shuttle has a primary responsibility to students, staff, and faculty
with disabilities. On a case by case basis, students in need of medical
assistance may be transported to St. Mary's or Kaiser
(Geary/Divisadero). Any other locations
are at the discretion of the Shift Supervisor. If the student misuses
the safety escort service, a fine will be assessed for each violation.
Updated 03/22/2012
