Yes, and the savings are bigger than most students expect. College student bus travel on OurBus runs from $9 one way, and OurBus Select takes $15 off each of your next 10 rides, worth up to $150. What matters most is whether an OurBus route serves your campus. Key Takeaways Fares start at $9 (New York to Philadelphia) and top out around $26 on the upstate college runs. OurBus Select saves up to $150, at $15 off each of your next…
By making one decision in August rather than chasing fares in November. Back-to-school travel gets expensive because of the car, not the ticket. Cornell charges $752.98 for a year of on-campus resident parking. Twelve one-way OurBus tickets between New York and Ithaca come to $300. The permit alone costs more than the entire year of bus travel. Key Takeaways A full academic year of trips home costs $108 to $300 on the five OurBus corridors we priced. Cornell’s on-campus resident permit…
Yes, for most college students, the bus is one of the best ways to get home for a break. A bus for college students traveling home is the cheapest option that doesn’t require owning a car. It reaches campus towns that flights and trains skip, with services like OurBus starting near $25, adding a student discount, and providing a guaranteed seat with Wi-Fi so the ride home can double as nap-or-study time. Break starts, and the same question hits every…