Bus Schedule and Information

  

Schedule(s) 

FALL 2010 BUS SCHEDULE (PDF) (must allow pop-up)

SUMMER 2010 BUS SCHEDULE (PDF) (must allow pop-up)

SPRING 2010 BUS SCHEDULE (PDF) (must allow pop-up)

Important Spring 2010 Chico Center Route Changes
-Only Chico routes 2 & 5 will stop at Chico Center
-Chico Center will be the last stop on routes 2 & 5 prior to coming to the main campus in the morning, and will be the first stop in the afternoon when leaving main campus.
*Exception during the 11 o'clock hour, routes 2 & 5 will be combined and will stop at Chico Center first at 11:08.  There will be a separate bus for pickup only at Chico Center at 11:30 for a return to the main campus.

Important Spring 2010 Glenn County Route Changes
-Glenn Ride students attending the Butte College Main Campus will continue to connect with the Chico Route 1 Butte College bus for transport to and from the Main Campus.
-Glenn Ride students attending the Chico Center Campus will need to transfer from Glenn Ride to B-Line at the B-Line Transit Center in downtown Chico. Discount student passes for B-Line are available at the Chico Center.  
-For more information, please click here.  (PDF document. Must allow pop-up.)

GLENN COUNTY - Glenn Ride students attending the Butte College Main Campus will continue to connect with the Butte College Chico Route 1 bus for transport to and from the Main Campus.  Glenn Ride students attending the Chico Center Campus will need to transfer from Glenn Ride to B-Line at the B-Line Transit Center in downtown Chico. Discount student passes for B-Line are available at the Chico Center. See Glenn Ride bus schedule (Glenn County's public transportation system) for daily pickups and drop-offs times and locations or check out more information on Butte County Transit, Chico Area Transit, Oroville Area Transit, and local pratransit/Dial-A-Ride systems by clicking here.

Information

Students will be required to the following:
1. Present a student ID card or a class schedule and a picture ID before being allowed to board the bus.
2. Small children must be accompanied by an adult and have proof of enrollment at the Child Development Center before being allowed to ride the bus.
3. Students who are not registered will be allowed to ride the bus for up to one week. After this time, they will not be allowed to ride the bus.

 

Carpooling

The College has teamed up with AlterNetRides. This is a free service provided to help you find others to carpool with to either the main campus or Chico Center. It is completely automated and is as easy as 1-2-3! Check it out by clicking on one of the links below.

Carpool to: Main Campus, 3536 Butte Campus Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 (must allow pop-ups)

Carpool to: Chico Center, 2320 Forest Avenue, Chico, CA 95928 (must allow pop-ups)

Carpool Parking

We encourage carpooling as alternative transportation. Carpools receive preferential parking in parking lots 1, 3, and 4. If you are carpooling, a current Butte College carpool decal is required and you must register with the Butte College Police Department each semester.  Or park at the new additional parking area between the Chico Center and Lowes and ride the bus to the main campus.  Click here to complete the application ahead prior to registering in person.

Electric Vehicle and Alternative Fuel Vehicles Parking

Preferential parking for electric vehicles and alternative fuel vehicles are available on the main campus.  Register with the Butte College Police Department each semester. Click here to complete the application ahead prior to registering in person. Please bring a copy of your vehicle registration as verification.  For more information, please call Butte College Police Department at 530-895-2351.

Commitment to Accessible Bus Transportation

The Butte-Glenn Community College District (District) is committed to providing full access to its programs and facilities to all students. As part of that commitment, the District will provide a bus transportation system that is available and accessible from the communities it serves to the main campus. All currently enrolled students are eligible to use the bus transportation system.

The service area for the system, its hours of operation, and the locations for each bus stop will be printed in the District's schedule of classes each semester. The notification will include a statement that the buses operated by the District are accessible to individuals using wheelchairs or who have a physical disability.

Each bus used as part of the bus transportation system will accommodate non-disabled passengers, as well as individuals with disabilities, on a space available basis. Priority/reserved seating for ambulatory, but disabled individuals, will be reserved in the front of the bus. Individuals who use a wheelchair will be provided space and appropriate tie-down equipment. Bus drivers will receive regular customer service training and specific instruction on disability etiquette and wheelchair safety procedures. For information on providing transportation to disabled students, please call Disabled Students Services office at (530) 895-2455.

Contact Us

For questions on fees to ride the bus, please contact Admissions and Records at 530-895-2361. For transportation questions and concerns, please contact Facilities, Planning and Management at 530-895-2352 or visit our website.