13 Feb Navigating Around La. Each year we realize that more students are coming to USC without a vehicle

 and students that are inevitably prospective a great deal of questions about whether or not it's also possible to get around the town without one. I have always been very happy to report that LA has evolved way beyond the normal 'car culture' that we have all heard of, and offers lots of options for people who have decided to keep their vehicles at home. USC especially provides a number of alternatives for students who prefer mass transit over mass traffic.

For the grocery shopping and friend-visiting needs USC Transportation Services operates a lot of shuttle buses that run in and across the University Park Campus neighborhood through the day. Yourself taking a class, starting an internship, or snagging a job on USC's Health Science Campus, Transportation Services has you covered too intercampus shuttles run to and from the Health Science Campus, which is located about 10 miles northeast of the main campus, throughout the day if you find.

The service that students tell me they cannot live without is Campus Cruiser. With cars literally driven by other students, this free solution is simply like a taxi and operates late into the night, so whether you've got a evening at the library or at a buddy's apartment, you do have a safe and reliable method to have home.

The central hub of LA's metro and rail systems in addition to campus and intercampus shuttles, Transportatio