Transportation
Projects | Bus Pass | Motorpool | Contacts | Long Range Plan | Links

Students, teachers, staff and visitors are fortunate to have a variety of travel options available to them.
Biking/Walking | Bus | Automotive Transport

Bus

LCC Bus Pass

All Lane students taking a credit class and ESL students on the main campus or Downtown Center are eligible for a free bus pass after they pay the mandatory $27 transportation fee. You’ll arrive at school refreshed and ready for your day, not frazzled from traffic and parking.

• How to get your LCC bus pass.
• Transit schedule for buses to LCC.
• Trip planner. Download this document and then call LTD customer service at 541-687-5555 for help with figuring out when to leave and what buses to catch.
• LTD Park and Ride locations and approximate bus times to LCC from these parking lots. Consider parking in the location closest to your home and then reading and relaxing on the way to Lane.

Snow Routes:  LTD Bus Routes - Winter 2011-12*

Carpool

Lane Community College has partnered with Zimride to make sharing rides for drivers and passengers fun and easy. In seconds you can set up a profile, search for open seats, or post a ride of your own. With Zimride, you can view photos, music, and radio preferences to ensure an enjoyable ride.

Sign up here: http://zimride.lanecc.edu/.

Once on the website, students can sign up through Facebook and employees may sign up either through Facebook or by using your lanecc.edu GroupWise address.

Have a car? If you're communting to campus, post a ride offer and name your price.

Need a ride? Join for free, find a friendly driver, and be on your way.

Get to know more of the friendly faces around you. Give or get a ride and help us build the Lane CC Zimride community.

Biking/Walking

Bicycle commuting is a great way to save money, stay in shape, and promote a healthy and happy community.

"The (bike commute) system includes 30 miles of off-street paths, 89 miles of on-street bicycle lanes, and 5 bicycle/pedestrian bridges spanning the Willamette River." --Eugene City Site

Bike Maps & Possible Routes

Eugene Bike Map *
Springfield Bike Map *
Provided by the city of Eugene

*(requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view)

Bring your bike on the LTD Bus!

Due to the location of LCC most people think that riding a bike to campus is out of the question, but LTD makes it easy to bring your bike with you on the bus. LTD's Take Your Bike on the Bus web page includes:

• How To Take Your Bike On The Bus
• Things To Remember
• Lost and Found Bicycle Policy

External Resources and Support services

• The BikeLane Coalition is a non-profit organization dedicated to developing collaborative relationships among key community participants to promote cycling for personal and planetary health.
• The purpose of GEARs (Greater Eugene Area Riders) is to promote recreational bicycle riding and community bicycle activities.
• The Center for Appropriate Transport (CAT) is a non-profit organization committed to community involvement in manufacturing, using, and advocating sustainable modes of transportation.
• The Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) is a non-profit organization that has been working to promote bicycling and improve bicycling conditions in Oregon and SW Washington since 1990.
• he Oregon Pedestrian and Bicycle Program provides direction to ODOT in establishing pedestrian and bicycle facilities on state highways. They are responsible for formulating many of Oregon's policies and programs.

Commuter Options

Find out more about sustainable commuter options through LTD's point2point Solutions

Additional Information

Main Lane Community College Printable Campus Parking map

Map: Main Campus (Updated 9/15/09) *