Cyclab, Princeton's do-it-yourself community bicycle repair shop provides access to the tools, space, and the knowledge you need for fixing your bike. The Cyclab is staffed by volunteer mechanics who will assist with repairs and is located in Rockefeller College.

The Interactive Campus Map is a helpful resource for navigating your way around Princeton University.

You can most easily navigate Princeton’s 500-acre campus on foot or by bicycle following the paved pathways that connect dorms, academic and administrative buildings, and other facilities.

You might want to consider buying a used bike at TigerTrade, the campus website that lists pre-owned items.

New Jersey Transit buses stop in a number of places on the Princeton campus and downtown. Both the #605 and #606 buses serve the Princeton campus and Nassau Street.

The TigerTransit shuttle is a great way to get around campus—and it's always free. The shuttle buses stop at academic and administrative buildings, undergraduate and graduate housing, Nassau Street, and even the Forrestal Center and Princeton Plasma Physics Lab.

TigerTransit operates on a fixed route schedule, with late night transportation for the Princeton Junction Station available on-demand when the Dinky isn’t running.

The TigerTransit Saturday Shopper goes to various shopping centers and grocery stores near campus. Refer to the TigerTracker app for the real-time location of the shuttle buses.