- Transportation
Biking
Bike racks are conveniently located to Suffolk buildings. Our residence halls offer indoor bike storage for residents.
In 2011 we added another high capacity bike rack to the Law School Garage.
In 2012 we replaced the bike racks outside the Donahue Building with two new higher capacity bike racks.
- 10 West - Basement Fitness Center*
- 73 Tremont Street - Tremont Place near entrance to Mildred Sawyer Library
- 150 Tremont - Sub-Basement Storage Room*
- Donahue Building - Passageway north of the building
- Miller Hall - First Floor Storage Room*
- NESAD - 10 St. James Avenue Garage
- Sawyer Building - Across the street at One Ashburton Place
- Sargent Hall/Law School - Garage
*Requires authorization of Student ID card by Suffolk University Police
Want to meet other bicyclists, get bike advice, or learn safety tips? Suffolk Bikes is our student organization serving as a bicycling resource. Contact Suffolk Bikes to get involved.
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Suffolk employees and students have free access to MassRIDES.
Through the NuRide program it is easy to find someone to share your trip and earn rewards every time you bicycle, walk, carpool, vanpool, use public transportation, or telecommute.
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Available for Employees & Students, 21+ Years of Age
Mint Cars On-Demand
Suffolk faculty, staff, and students (21+) are eligible for a free 1-year membership and $25 in free driving credits. Additionally, for every membership started through this partnership, Mint will donate $10 to a new Suffolk Sustainability Fund which will sponsor campus environmental initiatives.
Mint offers vehicles 24/7, by the hour or by the day, with locations throughout the Boston area. Mint cars are a convenient, cost-effective solution to help ease the congestion and hassle of using privately-owned vehicles, with rates at least 25% less than other car sharing companies, starting at $6 an hour. Every reservation includes free gas, insurance, and up to 180 miles of driving.
Join and enter the promo code SUFFOLK, or call 877-411-MINT (6468) for more information. Departmental and organization accounts are also available.
Please note: Applicants must meet minimum driving eligibility requirements, provide a debit/credit card to keep on file, and pay a discounted $20 application fee. Suffolk accounts renew for just $20 after one year. See website for details.
Zipcar
Suffolk faculty, staff, and students (21+) are also eligible for a discounted Zipcar membership. For a reduced rate of $25 per year, you can have access to "wheels when you want them" through this cars-on-demand program. Learn more and join. Human Resources is the office at Suffolk that reviews Suffolk requests.
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There are many ways to get to Suffolk University that do not involve a car. Fewer than 5% of our employees and students drive alone to campus. Suffolk is easily accessible via the Blue, Green, Orange, Red, and Silver lines of the MBTA, as well as several bus lines. We offer many incentive programs to encourage students and employees to make sustainable transportation the norm.
Employee Transportation Benefits
Learn about the pre-tax transit pass benefit
Student Transit Semester Pass Discount
- Undergrad & Grad - Contact Student Leadership & Involvement Office
- Law Student Info