Off-campus stops are made on demand. Riders must signal the bus driver for a stop when traveling outside of main campus.
Map of the DN – North-South Night bus line. Click to enlarge.
The D – North-South Line operates between the Athens-Clarke County (ACC) Multimodal Transit Center and the Lot E23 College Station Park & Ride. The route serves UGA’s main campus via Sanford Drive, Carlton Street, and D.W. Brooks Drive.
The DN – Night North-South Line continues to the Veterinary Medical Center via College Station Road during the Evening Service period.
Hours of Operation
Evening/Night
6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. | Monday –Friday
Bus Stops
Download the UGA app or visit routes.uga.edu to view all route maps and live track the bus in one place.
Southbound
- Athens-Clarke County Multimodal Transit Center
- North Deck
- Main Library
- Tate Center – Instructional Plaza
- Tate Center – MLC
- Physics
- Myers/Snelling
- Coliseum/SLC
- Coverdell Center
- Driftmier Engineering Center
- University Village Building F
- College Station Rd @ Riverbend Rd
- Lot E23 College Station Park & Ride
- College Station Rd @ River’s Crossing
- College Station Rd @ PDRC
- Lot E26
- Veterinary Medical Center
Northbound
- Veterinary Medical Center
- Lot E26
- College Station Rd @ PDRC
- College Station Rd @ River’s Crossing
- Lot E23 College Station Park & Ride
- College Station Rd @ Riverbend Rd
- University Village Building C
- Driftmier Engineering Center
- Coverdell Center
- Coliseum/SLC
- Myers/Snelling
- Physics
- Tate Center – Memorial Hall
- Main Library
- North Deck
- Athens-Clarke County Multimodal Transit Center
How to Signal Your Driver
When getting on the bus, arrive at the stop early and ensure that you are visible from the road so that the bus driver knows to stop.
When exiting, pull the yellow cord or press the yellow tape to signal the driver to stop. An audible chime will sound, and the bus will stop at the next designated stop.
Planned Service Frequency
The frequency is the time between buses at an individual stop. Frequencies shown are averages and are subject to variation.
