CDTA Announces Route 114 Service Change

CDTA Announces Route 114 Service Change

September 30, 2026

Route 114 will now end at Joseph L. Bruno Rail Station 

ALBANY, NY (September 30, 2026) The Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) is announcing a change to Route 114 service that will take effect Sunday, October 4, 2026. 

Beginning on that date, Route 114 will end at the Joseph L. Bruno Rail Station and will no longer serve the Columbia Turnpike & Academy Street, Columbia Turnpike & Aiken Avenue, or UAlbany Health Sciences Campus stops. 

The change is being made at the request of the UAlbany Health Sciences Campus, which has decided it will no longer have CDTA service at the campus. Customers who need to access this area can now utilize Route 233, which stops nearby on Columbia Turnpike at the corner of Discovery Drive. Customers can also access Route 233 at the Schodack Park & Ride lot.

CDTA encourages customers who use Route 114 to plan ahead and review the updated schedule and route information before traveling. For more information, including schedules and trip-planning tools, visit CDTA’s website or contact CDTA Customer Service at 518-482-8822

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About CDTA

CDTA is the premier mobility provider in the Capital Region, providing local, express, commuter and bus rapid transit services across its six-county service area. CDTA also operates the regional bike-share program, CDPHP Cycle! and carshare program, DRIVE. CDTA owns and operates the Joseph L. Bruno Rail Station and the Saratoga Springs Train Station. CDTA was named the 2017 Best Mid-Sized Transportation System in North America by the American Public Transportation Association.