Construction Watch: U of L Bus Station Looking Skeletal
University of Louisville Cardinal Shuttle Station
A new bus station under construction on Floyd Street at the University of Louisville‘s Belknap Campus is still a steel skeleton but will one day provide an indoor refuge for students waiting for the Cardinal Shuttle. The new bus stop sits nestled into a parking garage adjacent to the Student Activities Center and features a curving glass wall evoking other curves in the parking facility. Familiar outdoor seating will be maintained, but the new building will offer a quiet place to study or catch up on a book while waiting for the bus.
The Cardinal Shuttle is operated by TARC and travels a loop around the Belknap Campus from Central Avenue to Cardinal Boulevard. The service operates from 6:40 am until 9:30 pm when U of L is in session and is free for students. A 50¢ fare applies to all non-student riders. The new Cardinal Shuttle station was designed by Arrasmith, Judd, Rapp, Chovan, Inc. Architects of West Main Street.
Rendering of the finished Cardinal Shuttle station
Cardinal Shuttle route map (by TARC)
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