CU NightRide
Your safe and free alternative to walking alone after dark.
CU NightRide is 蜜桃传媒破解版下载 student-operated safe-ride service that听allows you to request free, evening transportation to and from any location within Boulder city limits. The service is offered to provide students, faculty and staff with safe rides when they may not be comfortable or safe using other transportation methods.听
Whether you need to travel across campus or to a neighborhood off-campus, CU NightRide student drivers can get you there. CU NightRide is available to current 蜜桃传媒破解版下载 students, faculty and staff.
How to request a ride
- Download the CU NightRide app from the or
- Select 鈥淟og In with CU鈥
- Enter your IdentiKey and password and tap 鈥淟ogin鈥
- Enter your phone number and tap 鈥淐onfirm鈥
- Request your ride!
When should you use CU NightRide?
While CU NightRide is meant for any scenario where you may feel unsafe, here are some common situations where the service may be useful for you:听
- An uncomfortable date or social situation听
- Car trouble听
- Needing a sober ride home听
- Feeling too tired to drive safely听
- Getting stranded somewhere you don鈥檛 feel comfortable听
- Being left without a ride听
- Not wanting to walk alone at night听
- Any situation where you need a safe way to get home听
CU NightRide is intended as a safety service. If you find yourself in a situation where you feel unsafe or uneasy using another method of transportation, request a ride with CU NightRide! For other transportation options on campus and in the Boulder area, please see CU鈥檚 transportation options.听
听听 CU NightRide has an accessible ADA service van as part of its fleet!
Our drivers are trained in how to secure passengers safely. If you would like to utilize this service, please request it through the CU NightRide app by selecting 鈥楢ccessibility鈥 and entering the quantity of wheelchairs. Accessible rides can also be requested by calling our dispatch office at 303-492-7233.听
CU NightRide vehicles have the following health and wellness items available at no cost to riders: band-aids, condoms, tampons/pads, tissues, throw up bags and sanitizing wipes.听
Need additional resources or access to harm-reduction supplies, like fentanyl test strips or naloxone? Visit Wardenburg Health Center, room 346.听
Rules of the road
- CU NightRide only operates within Boulder city limits.
- Service must be requested through the CU NightRide app.
- Riders may be asked to show their CU Buff OneCard to ride. Those who do not have their Buff OneCard available will be given a ride at the discretion of the driver.
- In an effort to maintain efficiency, drivers will wait five minutes for you/your group. If you miss your ride, your ride will be canceled and you must request a new one.
- CU NightRide reserves the right to refuse to escort individuals who act in an unsafe manner, exploit the service or harass personnel or their escorts. Acting in an unsafe manner includes, but is not limited to, refusing to follow a driver鈥檚 safety instructions (e.g. not wearing a seat belt), possession of a weapon, or exhibiting violent or threatening behavior. In the event of refusal of service, our staff will make other safe transportation suggestions. If a person is refused service, they may be banned from future use of the service and may face other disciplinary actions from CU.