Student Transportation

Find out what’s included with your ECO Bus Pass, how long it is valid, and what you need to know before riding.

• Valid on all Mountain Line routes at any time
• Current passes valid [check dates]
• Annual pass cost: $28.50 (while supplies last)
• One pass per student, per year
• Passes are non-transferable
• Availability is limited. Distributed on a first-come, first-served basis

Two Mountain Line routes serve the CCC Lone Tree Campus directly:

• Route 4 (Gold): Downtown Connection Center to Lake Mary Road via Milton Road, with a stop at Coconino Community College via Lone Tree Road. Peak service runs every 20 minutes.
• Route 14 (Brown): Downtown Connection Center to Coconino Community College via Lone Tree Road and N. Milton Road.

During peak hours, buses arrive approximately every 20 minutes, making it a reliable option for most class schedules.

Complete a short application and visit Student Accounts to purchase and pick up your ECO Bus Pass.

• Complete the online ECO Bus Pass application form.
• Visit the Student Accounts Office at the Lone Tree Campus.
• Pay the discounted pass fee and pick up your pass.
• Use the orange ecoPASS card when boarding. Tap it on the card reader and wait for the green light.
• Bring your CCC student ID. Drivers may ask to see it.

Whether you bike, carpool, or use other transit options, there are several ways to get around Flagstaff and reach campus.

• Biking: CCC’s Lone Tree Campus is accessible via the City of Flagstaff’s FUTS pedestrian and bike trail system
• Carpooling: Coordinate with classmates who live nearby to share the commute
• NAU Campus Shuttle: If you are a CCC2NAU student spending time on NAU’s campus, NAU operates three public transit routes: Louie, Jacks, and AXELite