Due to a bridge inspection, westbound traffic on Holiday Road will be detoured on Thursday, Oct. 7.  During the detour, 34 Research Park will serve stops on 12th Avenue, Holiday Road, and along the Waterford extension on inbound trips (heading towards Newton Road) only. 

Repair work at the railroad tracks on Finkbine Commuter Drive will begin Monday, Sept. 27. During this time, CAMBUS routes serving Parking Lot 65, Finkbine Commuter, will detour. 

UI CAMBUS will be temporarily reducing frequency on some routes beginning Monday, Aug. 30 in response to a driver staff shortage. Routes that will have reduced frequency: 31 Red Route and 32 Blue Route, 35A Interdorm-WCTC, 41 Hawk Lot-Hospital, 51 Hospital-Finkbine/Arena, and 52 Finkbine-Pentacrest.

University of Iowa CAMBUS is announcing service details for the fall 2021 academic session, beginning Saturday, Aug. 21, 2021. During academic sessions, service is increased on some routes, including more late night and weekend services.

CAMBUS routes will be detoured beginning Thursday, Aug. 12 at 12 p.m. for the Arts Festival in downtown Iowa City.  Routes will remain on detour through Friday, Aug. 13.

Routes affected include 31 Red Route, 33 South Campus Shuttle, 42 Hawkeye-Pentacrest, and 52 Finkbine-Pentacrest.  Stop closures include Clinton & Iowa, PBB, and Schaeffer Hall/Downtown Interchange.

Beginning early August 2021, construction teams will be repairing concrete at Finkbine Commuter Drive and the Parking Lot 75, Arena drive aisle.  Due to this work, CAMBUS routes will be detouring.

University of Iowa’s CAMBUS recognizes Bridget Joers as the 2021 Support Person of the Year. Joers is the third recipient of the Support Person of the Year award. The Support Person of the Year award is part of a larger effort to regularly recognize the efforts of CAMBUS employees.

University of Iowa CAMBUS will begin using route numbers an additional identifier of its 14 routes beginning July 2021. Route numbers are being added to the route name following a recommendation from the Iowa City Area Transit Study (ICATS).

University of Iowa Parking and Transportation has implemented a license plate recognition (LPR) system that allows a vehicle license plate to also be used as the university parking permit. Beginning Aug. 1, most faculty, staff, and student permit holders will not need to display a physical permit in their vehicles. LPR increases parking efficiency, provides convenience for permit holders, and greatly reduces the amount of paper and plastic waste produced.