UT Route Information

UT Connections
Campus Routes

KAT has routes that go directly from many of the area apartment complexes to Cumberland Avenue and the UT campus. There are also express routes to campus from outlying areas. Plus, once you get to campus, KAT has several ways to help you get where you need to go on the campus.

UT Off-Campus Housing

Other Student Apartments with direct routes to UT

Routes traveling through campus

UT Off-Campus Housing:

50C goes to Sutherland and Golf Range Apartments, as well as Kingston Apartments.

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Student Apartments with direct routes to UT:

Route 43 - College Park University Heights Apartments has direct service to UT during the school year. For more information on College Park University Heights Apartments, click here.
Route 44 - College Park Apartments also has direct service to UT during the school year. For more information on College Park, click here.
Green Line Trolley - The free Green Line Trolley provides a shuttle service from the Fort Sanders area including Jefferson Commons Apartments to UT. To find out more about other routes along the Knoxville Trolley Lines, click here.

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Routes traveling through UT Campus:

Once you're on campus, we won't leave you stranded. There are two routes The T: East-West and The T: North-South) that run through campus to get you around. Plus, there are routes especially designed to get you to campus in the mornings and afternoons.

Route 50A - Ag Campus Shuttle - This bus runs from the Ag Campus to the main campus and is free. The route runs through main campus along Volunteer Boulevard to the Ag Campus via the bridge. Free service! Hop on!
Orange Line Trolley - This free trolley runs through campus by many on-campus housing units, the student center, aquatic center, and more. The Orange Line Trolley will also take you downtown, to the KAT Downtown Transfer Point on Main Street. To find out more about other routes along the Knoxville Trolley Lines, click here.
Express Routes - KAT offers express routes from Farragut, Cedar Bluff, and Halls. These routes go through the UT campus before taking downtown passengers to the main transfer point. Remember, you can use your UT Transit Pass on these routes!