Travel Safe

When traveling on campus, regardless of mobility choice, we all have a responsibility to stay alert and be aware of other modes of transportation. That means understanding the right of way at intersections and crosswalks, staying cognizant of bus stops and pedestrians along sidewalks, and more.

Safe travels, Ags. Standing by.

Keep these tips in mind as you travel both on- and off-campus.

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Riding a bike or other wheeled device

Bikes and other wheeled devices are handy modes of transportation for getting around quickly on campus.

Walking on campus

With XX miles of sidewalk spanning across Texas A&M's main campus and another XX miles connecting West Campus, being aware of fellow pedestrians and motorized travelers is important.

Riding an AggieSpirit bus

Chances are you or your peer have hopped on an AggieSpirit bus. Taking into consideration more XX stops are made in a single day and more than 7 million transit rides are offered each year, knowing the safe way to board and exit buses is important.

Driving a vehicle

Vehicles travel around our campuses, not only to get from point A to point B, but to visit our parks, see landmarks and enjoy the Spirit of Aggieland, near and far. See how you can be a friendly driver to all modes of transportation.

Entering buildings

Personal electric vehicles, bikes, scooters, skateboards – these all help you travel from point A to point B quickly and efficiently. Questions on areas to store or park them, where they can be charged and FAQs related to them being inside buildings are answered here.

More resources for safe travels

Texas A&M University partners with the local communities that we call home. See the options offered in these areas that connect with our own transportation services system or provide connectivity across the state.