Transit

Transit Rules

• All buses are to be operated in a safe and courteous manner.
• Buses shall adhere to the posted schedule to the best of their ability given prevailing traffic conditions. Once a driver has closed the bus doors and started moving, the driver will not reopen the doors until the next scheduled stop.
• No open food and drink containers on the bus. All food and drink must be sealed.
• No alcohol or smoking is permitted on the bus at any time.
• It is up to the driver's discretion to transport any passengers who appear to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol or who exhibit aggressive behavior or language.
• Drivers and passengers are expected to be respectful of each other through their words and actions. This includes the volume of electronic devices in use on the bus. 
• Per the Guidelines and Operating Procedures for Service Animals in Training and Service/Assistance Animals, service animals are permitted on all Clemson University buses. The owner must be in control of the animal and the animal may not sit on the seat at any time. Emotional support animals are not permitted on transit buses. 
• Tiger Transit operates under the policies and procedures of Clemson University.
• Young children are not permitted on buses operating at 55 mph or higher which include the CU-ICAR Route, Bridge Route, or Nursing Route. All routes operating on main campus welcome all passengers. 
• Masks are no longer required to ride on any transit bus. It is an individual choice as to whether a mask is worn.