Community Shuttle Bus Pilot
New York University has launched a pilot program providing free shuttle bus access to a limited number of seniors aged 65 and older in Downtown Brooklyn and select Manhattan neighborhoods.

New York University recently launched a pilot program to grant free access to its shuttle bus network for 50 local seniors. The initiative, developed in collaboration with Council Member Harvey Epstein, serves residents of Brooklyn Community Board 2 and Manhattan Community Boards 2 and 3. The service includes seven routes connecting Downtown Brooklyn, Greenwich Village, the Lower East Side, and Chinatown.
Participants must be 65 or older and complete an application to receive an NYU Affiliate ID Card. The shuttle system operates primarily on weekdays from 7 a.m. to midnight during the academic year. While the initial 50 spots have been filled due to high demand, the university is currently accepting applications for a waitlist. Brooklyn residents can submit materials via email or at 370 Jay Street by appointment.
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