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Evanston Loop: https://www.northwestern.edu/transportation-parking/shuttles/routes/evanston-loop.html  

Intercampus https://www.northwestern.edu/transportation-parking/shuttles/routes/intercampus.html  

Intercampus: Transportation & Parking - Northwestern University

CTA #201 https://www.transitchicago.com/bus/201/ 

201 Central/Ridge (Bus Route Info) - CTA

 

 

2. CTA # 201 Bus

[1] https://www.northwestern.edu/transportation-parking/shuttles/routes/cta-201.html  
[2] https://www.tgs.northwestern.edu/services-support/transportation/index.html   
[3] https://www.northwestern.edu/offcampus/resources/getting-around/public-trainbus-transportation.html  

Students, faculty, staff, and anyone else with valid Northwestern University photo identification can ride the CTA #201 bus for free. The #201 bus route extends from the CTA Howard station to the Evanston campus, with stops in the Evanston business district, at Ryan Field, and all the way down Central Street to Old Orchard Center and back. This service replaces the Ryan Field shuttle and offers more buses, longer service hours, and extended routing.

If you have a U-PASS, please continue to use it as normal to access the #201, rather than displaying your WildCARD. If you do not have a U-PASS, simply present your WildCARD to the CTA bus driver to ride. This free access is only valid for the #201; WildCARDs will not be accepted on any other CTA bus routes 

Northwestern Ventra Card

A University-issued Ventra card is required to receive free rides on the CTA #201 route during program dates, September 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022. The cards are available to those who have a Student, Faculty, or Staff Wildcard. If you were issued a card in the past your continued affiliation will be verified and the pass added to the issued card.

Graduate students enrolled in schools that offer the Ventra U-Pass do not need to apply for this #201 program. With the Ventra U-Pass, those graduate students have access to free rides on the #201. Applications submitted for the #201 program will not be processed for graduate students with a school issued U-Pass.

How to Obtain a University-issued Ventra Card

Request a card using the Ventra Card Request Form. Once you receive your Ventra card, register it online and add transit value (if you choose) to ride other CTA bus routes and the L trains. When you use the Ventra card on the #201 route during program dates, you will not be charged.

Getting Started with Your New University-issued Ventra Card

• If you have an existing Ventra account, simply add this new card to that account.
• Register your Ventra Card to protect purchased passes and transit value in one of three ways: by visiting the Ventra website, via the Ventra app available to download from the Apple App Store or from Google Play, or by calling 1.877.669.8368.
• For added convenience download the Ventra app to monitor your account, to add transit value and passes, and to get real-time arrival/departure information for CTA, Pace, and Metra from your phone.

How to Use Your University-issued Ventra Card

• Your University-issued Ventra card will function the same as any other Ventra card, meaning you can replace a Ventra card you currently use with the University-issued Ventra card. By registering all of your Ventra cards you can check and track transit value on all cards through the Ventra website or Ventra app.
• When you use the University-issued card on the CTA #201 route, you will not be charged for rides within the program dates.
• To use the card on other routes or on the L trains, add transit value and passes to your account. After loading funds onto the Ventra card, use it to travel on the CTA and Pace network.

How to Replace a Lost or Stolen University-issued Ventra Card

• If your Ventra card is lost or stolen, you need to take two steps: (1) Call Ventra Customer Service (1.877.669.8368) to report the card as lost or stolen and (2) contact Transportation Services to request a new Ventra card. There is a fee to receive a replacement card.