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The Sage Shuttle
The Sage Shuttle carries students and employees between the Troy and Albany campuses for classes. events, weekend shopping trips and other activities.
Sage Shuttle passengers are required to wear a mask at all times.
Campus Stops
Albany Campus Stop
Administration Building loop road
Troy Campus Stop
1st Street in front of Wool House
Operating Schedule
The shuttle operates during the fall and spring semesters, only when classes or final exams are in session. The Shuttle Schedule is posted at the shuttle stops and available to download. Adjustments to the schedule will be communicated via Sage email.
Monday – Friday, 7:15 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.
operates between campuses
25-30 minutes of travel time
Saturday – Sunday, 10:30am – 5:30pm
operates between campuses
and local shopping centers
You may be asked to show your Russell Sage College ID to ride the shuttle. Shuttle seating is not guaranteed. You may need to ride an earlier shuttle to secure a seat and arrive on time for class.
Questions or concerns about the shuttle can be directed to the Undergraduate Dean’s office in Albany at 518-292-1704 / [email protected] or in Troy at 518-244-2466 / [email protected].
Point A
The Albany campus shuttle stop is in front of the Administration Building.
25-30
minutes
to →
Point T
The Troy campus shuttle stop is on 1st Street, in front of Wool House
Ride CDTA Buses for Free
Russell Sage College has partnered with the Capital District Transit Authority (CDTA) to provide free CDTA bus transportation throughout the Capital District. The service area for CDTA includes Albany, Rensselaer, Schenectady and Saratoga counties. We encourage all our students and employees to take a green step and ride the bus!
- Available to full-time registered, enrolled students, and full-time faculty and staff.
- Pay by swiping your valid Russell Sage College photo identification card at the fare-box.
- Visit the CDTA website for a complete listing of schedules and routes.