Getting to Howdy Week

We recognize Texas A&M has a large campus with events occurring on East and West campus, at the Health Science Center, and at the respective places of worship for organizations associated with the Campus Ministries Association (CMA). We also recognize that students are living all over the Bryan and College Station communities, and you might need to travel to get to events. Texas A&M offers many transportation options to help you get around. Check out the options below to determine which best suits your needs.

Bike Share

Texas A&M has a partnership with VEO micro mobility. This partnership provides access to over 2,000 pedal and electric bikes on campus. To use VEO, you’ll need to download the VEO app and create an account using your Texas A&M email. Once you’re ready to ride, just follow the steps on the device.

AggieSpirit Bus

The AggieSpirit bus runs 7 on campus and 13 off campus bus routes throughout the year with traditional weekday hours of 7 a.m. to midnight.
Check out the Texas A&M mobile app or Transportation Services website for information about arrival and departure times, live locations, and occupancy loads during Howdy Week.

Brazos Transit District

Hours of service are from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. You can use your Texas A&M, Blinn, or BTD ID to travel. Further information on routes can be found at btd.org/bcs.

On Campus Parking

Using a valid Texas A&M permit, you can park in your assigned garage or lot on campus. Those with a valid permit can also take advantage of Night & Weekend Parking on weekdays from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. (4 p.m. for the West Campus Garage). Except for designated lots, no permit is required to park on Saturdays or Sundays. Weekday visitors should visit the Visitor Parking webpage for additional information.

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