Transportation Services Available to the CSI Community
The blue sections below provide details on services available for your commute to and from CSI, and accessible services throughout our campus.
PLEASE NOTE, links below will connect you to MTA customer service for complaints and/or suggestions
* WhatsApp – Riders can chat with NYC Transit via WhatsApp for 24/7 customer assistance. With the help of Google Translate, NYC Transit staff offer real-time customer support in up to 108 languages.
* 511 – For those who prefer to contact the MTA by telephone, information is available by dialing 511. Those who are deaf or hard of hearing can use their preferred service provider for the free 711 relay to reach the MTA at 511.
Interface with MTA Bus Service
Interface with MTA
The S93 and S62 have stops at CSI. You can find links to information on all bus routes serving Staten Island at the bottom of this section .
Please see How to save money on New York transit fares (mta.info) and What the MTA is doing about bus fare evasion for specific information on these MTA concerns.
S93
- The S93 which runs from CSI to 86th Street & Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn, now continues onto our campus to the S93 bus shelter in front of 1A from 7am to 11pm .
- At those times, the S93 will continue to make a stop at our front gate before leaving the college.
- In Brooklyn, it serves direct connections bus routes B8, B16, B37, B63, B64 and B70 and Subway route R.
- The first bus departing Brooklyn leaves Bay Ridge at 6:35AM with the last leaving Brooklyn at 10:00PM. The trip is estimated to be about 40 minutes.
- Please note that before 7am, after 11pm or when the college is officially closed, the S93 will stop only at our Front Gate.
- To view a pdf of the S93 schedule click here: MTA S93 Schedule.
S62
- *If the CSI Ferry shuttle is not available please utilize the MTA S62 bus which runs a similar route from the Ferry Terminal to the College via Victory Blvd and stops at our campus.
- To view a pdf of the S93 schedule click here MTA S62 Schedule
Other Local Buses
Please find the map and schedules of all Staten Island buses here: MTA Transportation Map--Staten Island; MTA Bus Schedules--Staten Island
Accessible Bus Service
CSI Accessible Transportation Services
This service is provided for students, faculty and staff who require special accommodations.
Accessible Bus Service Schedule for the 2024 Fall Session
Beginning Wednesday, August 28 through Friday, December 20 accessible transportation service will be available on campus as follows:
- On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from Noon until 9:00 PM
- On Thursdays from Noon until 8:00 PM
- On Fridays from Noon until 5:00 PM
- There will be no service on Saturdays or Sundays.
- Request service by calling:
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- Operations from 9:00 am to 5:00 PM at 718-982-3220, and
- Public Safety after 5:00 PM at 718-982-2111
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Please note: This schedule is subject to change. Changes to the schedule will be coordinated with the Office of Accessibility Services.
Regarding Holidays and College Closings:
- There is no Accessible Service on any day that the college is closed for official holidays, (such as Labor Day)
- There is no Accessible Service when there are no classes.
- There is no Accessible Service when the College is closed any other reason of an emergency nature.
Please Note:
- During business hours (9:00 AM through 5:00 PM) when Accessibility Services are available, please call Operational Services at Ext. 3220 (718.982.3220) to have the vehicle dispatched to your location.
- At other times when services are available, please call Public Safety at Ext 2116 (718.982.2116) to have the vehicle dispatched to your location
To discuss accessibility transportation scheduling needs, please contact the Office of Accessibility (718) 982-2510 or send an email to Access@csi.cuny.edu
MTA Access-A-Ride Service
Access-A-Ride MTA New York City Transit operates Access-A-Ride, the City's paratransit system. Access-A-Ride (AAR) provides transportation for people with disabilities who are unable to use a public bus or subway service for their trips.
Access-A-Ride 1-877-337-2017 / 718-393-4999
How to schedule an Access-A-Ride (AAR) Trip to/from: The College of Staten Island 2800 Victory Blvd. Staten Island, NY 10314
The College of Staten Island’s Administration, in cooperation with NYCT Paratransit, has established 6 specific AAR stops within College’s Campus:
- 1P - Center for the Arts (Close access to Buildings 1A and 2A)
- 1R - Gymnasium
- 5N - Parking lot 4 (closest to Building 5N)
- 6S - Parking lot 2 (In front of Building 6S)
- 2M - Parking Lot 7 (in front of Building 2M)
- Front Gate - Main Entrance (North) Victory Blvd Entrance
Each of these locations has specific GPS coordinates along with signage to aide in the successful connection of the AAR vehicle/driver and customer.
When scheduling individual trips or subscription service for The College of Staten Island please determine which of these locations you are traveling to/from and ask the AAR Reservation Agent (Trip Planner) to:
Use the PLACES FILE to locate the address for 'The College of Staten Island's: (same locations as above)
f you experience any difficulty during the reservation process, please ask to speak with a supervisor.
Safe Travels!
Access-A-Ride 1-877-337-2017 / 718-393-4999
Welcome to Access-A-Ride Paratransit Service
Feedback:
Customer Feedback
Parking Services
The Office of Parking & DolphinCard Services is responsible for ensuring that every student, faculty and staff member, and visitor to the college who chooses to park and/or operate a motor vehicle on the CSI campus does so in accordance with college policy. The office oversees the sale of parking permits through the vehicle registration program and the enforcement of the college’s parking policies by Public Safety and Parking & DolphinCard Services personnel through the issuance of Traffic and Parking Summonses.
All college employees and students, including summer, visiting, evening, full-time, part-time, continuing education, etc. are required to purchase a valid CSI parking permit. Fees from parking permits are utilized for critical maintenance of parking lots, such as salting and snow removal; pothole repairs; resurfacing, striping, and painting of lots; and campus signage.