As part of our annual maintenance plan, maintenance will be performed in the Newton Road Ramp. This project is part of our annual maintenance plan that helps ensure safe and long-lasting facilities. We apologize for any inconvenience this project may cause. 

CAMBUS summer 2025 service operates May 17- Aug. 22. During the summer, some routes have decreased service or do not operate due to changes in campus demand.

Motorcycle zone 37 parking near Jacobson Athletic Building will be closed for utility construction. Motorcycle zone 7 in Parking lot 40 will also close for construction.

Due to construction in the area, bus stalls 2 and 4 at the Health Sciences Interchange (HSI) will be temporarily closed beginning Monday, May 12. The closure is expected to last approximately four weeks, depending on weather.

Beginning May 19, CAMBUS route 34 Research Park will be simplified so that service is more direct and convenient for riders along the route.

The Art Building stop on the east side of N. Riverside is temporarily relocated to the intersection of N. Riverside Drive and River Street. The relocation is necessary due to a construction project in the area. The stop will be relocated through spring 2026.

The center elevator bank in Ramp 4 is being updated and elevator service will be reduced. One elevator will always be in operation.

On Monday, April 28, a new service zone for the Cambus On-Demand Shuttle will launch with service to UI Health Care Medical Center North Liberty. The service zone will connect the Health Sciences Interchange, Research Park Campus, and Medical Center North Liberty Campus.

The west elevator bank in Newton Road Ramp (NRR) is being updated. Elevator service will be reduced for the duration of this work. We apologize for any inconvenience.  

Contractors are working on safety improvements at Chilled Water Facility 4. This work will require some spaces in North Campus Ramp (NCR) to close. 

The new on-ramp from 1st Avenue to I-80 westbound will open, and 1st Avenue traffic will be one lane in each direction using both of the new bridges in the new diverging diamond traffic pattern. For more information, visit the City of Coralville website linked in the headline.