Announcement

The Campus Shuttle Bus Timetable for the 2nd Semester of Academic Year 114 will take effect on February 23, 2026 (Monday).
Faculty members, staff, students, alumni, and visitors are encouraged to make use of the campus shuttle bus services.

Key Information:

1. Shuttle bus services are scheduled with increased frequency during peak hours (commuting times, lunchtime, and afternoon class/work dismissal) and reasonable headways during off-peak periods.
   In case of overcrowding, passengers are kindly requested to wait for the next bus or notify the driver immediately so that an additional temporary service may be arranged if needed.

2. The Chinese–English bilingual Campus Shuttle Bus Timetable is provided in Appendix 1.

3. Orange Line 1 (including Orange Line 1 Extension) operates a total of 36 daily services on both weekdays and weekends (effective February 3, 2025):

   • Orange Line 1: 23 daily services (see Appendix 2). The route departs from the Hamasen Tourist Shuttle Center and passes through the campus dormitory area, the College of Liberal Arts, and the College of Marine Sciences.

   • Orange Line 1 Extension: 13 daily services, operating from Pier 2 Art Center via the University Administration Building, Wuling Road Intersection, and the College of Liberal Arts, to Chaishan Cide Temple.

   • Passengers using iPASS student ID cards or iPASS cards issued to faculty and staff by Gangtong Bus Company may ride free of charge.

4. To reduce traffic accidents, save energy, lower carbon emissions, and minimize pollution, all units are requested to assist in promoting the message:
   “Use fewer cars and motorcycles, and take public buses instead.”

5. All campus shuttle buses undergo regular cleaning and disinfection. Passengers are kindly requested to wear masks while using public transportation, and eating or drinking on board is strictly prohibited, in order to protect public health.

6. Various transportation options are available on campus, including YouBike and rental electric scooters/motorcycles. Faculty, staff, students, and visitors are encouraged to make full use of these services.

Thank you for your cooperation.