The University of Iowa continues to push forward with several projects that are part of its 10-year facilities master plan, including the 985 space Hawkeye Parking Ramp. These projects are key contributors to the university’s ability to provide a world-class education for students and access to care for Iowans.

University of Iowa Parking and Transportation has promoted Mia Brunelli to the position of Cambus manager, effective Nov. 1, 2024. In her new capacity, Brunelli will be responsible for overseeing all Cambus activities in service of the university including its operations, funding, and strategic planning.

Brian McClatchey has announced his plans to retire from the university in January 2025. McClatchey’s commitment to service excellence and Cambus as a student operated system have helped Cambus grow and rise to the occasion to serve our continually evolving campus.

CAMBUS provides shuttles to Carver-Hawkeye Arena area for some games and matches of the winter sports season.

Here are some rules you should be familiar with before heading out on your bike or e-scooter.

CAMBUS will operate academic routes and schedules beginning Saturday, Aug. 24. Riders should use the Transit App to see estimated departures.

The Federal Transit Administration awarded the University of Iowa a $16.4 million grant for improvements to the Cambus system, including the purchase of six new battery-electric buses that will help the UI reach its sustainability goals. In addition, the funds will help provide updates to the Cambus Maintenance Facility.

CAMBUS staff attended the annual IPTA state conference and bus roadeo June 5 – 8 in Ames hosted by CyRide. The conference provides an opportunity for public transportation leaders to connect and attend various training sessions.