Centro Syracuse NY Bus Schedule: Routes, Times & Stops
Centro operates Syracuse’s local bus network, with routes linking Downtown Syracuse to Destiny USA, Syracuse University, Le Moyne College, Onondaga Community College, hospitals, Liverpool, Camillus, Manlius and surrounding communities. Most local routes use the Centro Transit Hub at 599 South Salina Street as a major transfer point.
To find the correct Centro bus schedule, choose the Syracuse route family on Centro’s official website, select your travel date and direction, and then look up your stop. A route such as SY26 South Avenue or SY50 Destiny USA can have multiple trip patterns, so the number on the front of the bus and its final destination both matter.
Below you’ll find the current Syracuse route directory, verified schedule examples, $1 local fare, $3 regional commuter fare, Transit Hub boarding instructions, airport service, live GPS tracking, the November 2026 text-alert change and accessible travel guidance.
DOWNTOWN SYRACUSE · CENTRO TRANSIT HUB · CENTRAL NEW YORK
How to Check the Centro Syracuse Bus Schedule
Centro does not publish one universal departure time for Syracuse buses. The schedule depends on the route, trip variant, direction, travel date and stop. Routes operating on James Street, South Avenue, University Hill and the northern suburbs may have different first and last buses.
Centro recommends arriving at a stop at least five minutes before the scheduled arrival. For a flight, appointment, exam or infrequent evening service, allow additional time.
Centro Syracuse Rider Guide
Centro Syracuse Bus Route Directory
The Syracuse network includes numbered route families with different destinations. Some buses within a family use an additional leading digit. For example, SY26 can include trips labeled 26, 126, 226, 326, 426 or 526 depending on the route branch and timetable.
| Route family | Main corridor | Important destinations |
|---|---|---|
| SY10 | South Salina Street | Nedrow, Valley Plaza and south Syracuse |
| SY16 | North Salina / Buckley Road | Destiny USA, Regional Transportation Center and North Syracuse area |
| SY20 | James Street | Eastwood, East Syracuse, Molloy Road and Airpark branches |
| SY26 | South Avenue | Corcoran High School, Community Hospital and OCC |
| SY30 | Westcott / SU | Syracuse University, College Place, Westcott Street and DeWitt |
| SY36 | Camillus / West Genesee Street | Fairmount, Camillus Commons and Village of Camillus |
| SY40 | SU / Hospitals / Nob Hill | University Hill, hospitals and East Syracuse branches |
| SY46 / SY48 | Liverpool | Route 57 and Morgan Road corridors |
| SY50 | Destiny USA / RTC | Destiny USA and Regional Transportation Center |
| SY52 | Court Street | Shop City and Industrial Park branches |
| SY54 | Midland Avenue | Valley Drive and south Syracuse |
| SY62 | Manlius | Manlius-area connections |
| SY68 | East Fayette / Erie Boulevard | Eastside Syracuse and DeWitt-area corridor |
| SY74 | Solvay | West Genesee corridor, Solvay and Township 5 branches |
| SY76 | Salt Springs Road | Le Moyne College and eastern Syracuse connections |
| SY80 | Grant Boulevard | Shop City and north Syracuse neighborhoods |
| SY82 | Baldwinsville | Baldwinsville and seasonal Fairgrounds-area service |
| SY84 / 184 | Mattydale / Airport | Mattydale, Airport Plaza and Syracuse Hancock Airport on designated trips |
| SY88 | North Syracuse / Cicero | Route 11, Cicero and selected Central Square trips |
| SY90 / SY92 | Shopper routes | Selected Wegmans and TOPS shopping trips |
Centro also operates local bus services in Auburn, Oswego, Fulton, Cortland, Rome and Utica. The complete Centro regional bus schedule guide explains those separate networks, city prefixes and which regional buses actually connect with Syracuse.
Open Centro’s complete official routes and schedules directory.
Centro Syracuse Bus Times: Sample Fall 2026 Timetables
Rather than inventing one citywide first or last bus, the examples below use selected departures published on Centro’s route pages for Monday, November 2, 2026. They demonstrate how different Syracuse routes can have different times and service branches.
SY50: Downtown to Destiny USA
Centro’s SY50 timetable lists these selected departures from the Transit Hub boarding area and their scheduled arrival at Destiny USA.
| Trip | From Hub Bay B16 | S. Franklin / W. Washington | Destiny USA |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | 8:00 AM | 8:05 AM | 8:14 AM |
| 50 | 8:40 AM | 8:45 AM | 8:54 AM |
| 50 | 9:20 AM | 9:25 AM | 9:34 AM |
| 50 | 10:00 AM | 10:05 AM | 10:14 AM |
These are selected weekday examples, not a complete SY50 schedule. Confirm the active direction, date and whether your trip also serves the Regional Transportation Center.
Open Centro SY50 Destiny USA timetable.
SY30: Downtown to Syracuse University and Westcott Street
| Trip | Hub Bay A2/A1 | College Place | Westcott / E. Genesee | End timepoint |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 330 | 5:40 AM (A2) | 5:54 AM | 6:02 AM | DeWitt Wegmans: 6:14 AM |
| 130 | 7:00 AM (A1) | 7:14 AM | 7:22 AM | Nottingham High School: 7:28 AM |
Open Centro SY30 Westcott / Syracuse University timetable.
SY26: Downtown to Onondaga Community College
| Trip | Hub Bay B17 | Bellevue / Onondaga | South Ave / W. Brighton | OCC Allyn Hall |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 226 | 5:00 AM | 5:06 AM | 5:08 AM | 5:35 AM |
| 226 | 5:40 AM | 5:46 AM | 5:48 AM | 6:15 AM |
| 226 | 7:00 AM | 7:06 AM | 7:08 AM | 7:35 AM |
These examples come from the weekday SY26 “From Hub” schedule displayed for November 2, 2026. Some SY26 branches serve Corcoran High School, Upstate Hospital, Valley Drive or other destinations rather than OCC.
Open Centro SY26 South Avenue and OCC timetable.
Centro Syracuse Transit Hub: Address, Bays & Hours
The main Centro Transit Hub is located at 599 South Salina Street, Syracuse, NY 13202. It is a central connection point for city and suburban Centro routes, including routes serving neighborhoods, shopping centers, schools and hospitals.
599 S. Salina Street
Syracuse, NY 13202
Confirm the route and bay before boarding.
Monday–Sunday:
5:00 AM–11:30 PM
These are building hours, not the service hours of every bus.
Monday–Friday:
7:00 AM–5:00 PM
Closed Saturday and Sunday, according to the published office schedule.
What Do A1, B17 or C19 Mean?
The Centro Hub uses letter-and-number boarding positions. For example, Centro’s published Syracuse route pages identify the following stop codes:
| Published Hub bay | Centro stop number | Example service |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | 17640 | Selected SY30 trips |
| A2 | 17641 | Selected SY30 trips |
| B17 | 17656 | Selected SY26 trips |
| B16 | 17655 | SY50 and selected SY26 patterns |
| C19 | 17658 | Selected SY88 trips |
How to Transfer at the Hub
- Before arriving, check the route number of your connecting bus.
- Find its published bay letter and number.
- Allow enough walking time to reach that bay.
- Check the destination sign on the approaching bus.
- Prepare another fare or valid unlimited ride pass if changing vehicles.
- Recheck the connecting departure if your first bus is delayed.
Verify official Syracuse Transit Hub hours and service information.
Centro Syracuse Bus Route Map: Where the Buses Go
The Syracuse Transit Hub connects different neighborhoods and suburban corridors. This simplified route flow helps identify useful directions before opening the detailed Centro map.
This is a network-orientation diagram, not a street map or travel sequence. Routes extend in different directions from downtown.
How to Open Centro’s Detailed Map
- Go to Centro’s official Routes & Schedules directory.
- Select the Syracuse service area.
- Find the “Centro Syracuse — System Map” option.
- Open the official route map or PDF.
- Locate your starting neighborhood and destination.
- Identify possible routes and the correct transfer point.
- Open the individual route pages to confirm schedules and deviations.
If you need help checking the walking distance from a bus stop to a hospital, university building or shopping entrance, our Google Maps bus route, stop and transit directions guide explains how to compare transit options, walking segments and scheduled versus live departure information.
Which Centro Bus Goes to Your Syracuse Destination?
Check SY50 Destiny USA/RTC and relevant SY16 patterns. The stop serving the mall may differ from the Regional Transportation Center stop.
Check SY30 Westcott/SU, SY40 and university-specific shuttle services. Some college trips depend on the academic calendar.
Check SY26 and the branch serving OCC Allyn Hall. Not every South Avenue trip continues to the campus.
Check the SY84/184 Mattydale-Airport service. Airport trips serve Arrivals A, subject to the timetable and service day.
Check SY76 Salt Springs Road. The published route timepoints include Le Moyne College.
Check SY36 via West Genesee Street. Selected trips and Fairmount-area stops changed in September 2026.
Going to the Regional Transportation Center?
Centro serves the William F. Walsh Regional Transportation Center at 1 Walsh Circle, Syracuse, NY 13208. It is the regional connection point for Amtrak and intercity bus services, not the same building as Centro’s downtown Transit Hub.
For longer trips departing Syracuse by an intercity operator, use our Trailways bus timetable, tickets and boarding-station guide to verify the carrier, travel date, departure stop and ticket details. Centro’s $1 local fare does not cover an intercity Trailways ticket.
Centro Syracuse Airport Bus Schedule & Boarding Location
Centro provides a public bus connection to Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR) through the SY84/184 Mattydale-Airport corridor. The airport confirms that Centro added airport stops to the existing SY84 route in September 2023.
The airport’s published information describes weekday service approximately from 5:00 AM to 7:30 PM, with limited weekend service.
Those are general service hours, not a guarantee that the airport stop receives a bus every few minutes.
Centro’s airport stop is at Arrivals A Circle, beside the south/Terminal A baggage-claim area.
The airport also provides a next-bus display in Terminal A baggage claim.
Airport Connection: Downtown Syracuse to SYR
Simplified corridor order. Only designated airport-serving trips continue to the airport stop.
Airport Boarding Micro-Steps
- Open the airport’s official public transportation page.
- Find the Centro service information.
- Confirm whether the current SY84/184 trip serves the airport.
- Use the Centro schedule for your travel date and direction.
- At the airport, follow the signs toward Arrivals A near Terminal A baggage claim.
- Check the airport’s next-bus display or Centro’s live tracker.
- Allow enough time for flight check-in or for a late arrival that may miss the final bus.
How to Track a Centro Syracuse Bus in Real Time
Centro Bus Tracker uses reported vehicle locations to estimate arrival times at selected stops. It supports route maps, stop lookup and a text-oriented version for riders using assistive technology or smaller devices.
Open the official Centro Bus Tracker.
What Does “Delayed” Mean on Centro Bus Tracker?
Centro explains that a bus can show “delayed” when it is unable to move for several minutes because of traffic, rail crossings or unusual events. Once it begins moving, the estimated arrival may update again.
A bus may also temporarily disappear from the tracker if it stops sending location data or leaves its normal route during a detour. That does not always mean the vehicle has been canceled.
Our transit bus schedule guide to stops, live predictions and service alerts explains why a bus can appear in a timetable but not on a live map, and how to verify a journey without relying on a single prediction.
Centro Text Alerts Changed: Use 22827, Not the Old 41411 Instructions
Centro announced that its previous text-alert system would end on November 1, 2026. The new text-alert platform uses 22827. Existing alert accounts do not transfer automatically, so riders who previously subscribed must register again.
Centro’s official example uses Stop ID 7755.
gocentrobus 7755
Send the message to 22827.
To request only the SY16 results, the published example adds the route code:
gocentrobus 7755 sy16
Centro’s instructions also describe reply commands: R to refresh, N for the next result and S for relevant service notices.
How to Register for New Centro Service Alerts
- Open the official Centro Track By Text instructions.
- Find the new Centro alert-registration link.
- Create an account on the new notification platform.
- Select the routes, email address or phone number you want to receive alerts for.
- Follow the platform’s confirmation instructions.
- Use 22827 for the updated text-arrival workflow.
- Keep Centro Bus Tracker or GoCentroBus available as another way to check live arrivals.
Centro Syracuse Bus Fares & Passes in 2026
Centro’s standard Syracuse-area local fare is just $1.00. That is different from the $3.00 standard fare published for longer Syracuse–Auburn and Syracuse–Fulton/Oswego commuter journeys.
Other Centro Fare Products
| Fare or pass | Full fare | Eligible half fare |
|---|---|---|
| Syracuse local cash fare | $1.00 | $0.50 |
| Local Day Pass | $4.00 | $2.00 |
| Local MAX Pass, seven days | $12.00 | $6.00 |
| Local 10-Ride Pass | $10.00 | $5.00 |
| Syracuse commuter fare | $3.00 | $1.50 |
| Commuter Day Pass | $7.00 | $3.50 |
| Commuter MAX Pass | $30.00 | $15.00 |
Centro’s published fare table also lists children aged 6–9 accompanied by a paying adult at half fare, and children under 6 traveling with an adult as free.
Why a $1 Fare Can Become $2 for a Two-Bus Journey
Centro eliminated ordinary paper transfers. If you exit one bus and board a different bus, you normally pay another fare unless you have a valid unlimited-ride pass or another specifically applicable fare arrangement.
One $1 local ride plus another $1 local ride when changing buses.
A qualifying local Day Pass may save money when you make several separate trips.
Check current official Centro Syracuse local and commuter fares.
Centro Bus Payment Methods: Cash, Contactless & GoCentroBus
Cash Payment
- Confirm the fare or pass price.
- Tell the driver if purchasing a Day or MAX Pass.
- Insert cash into the farebox as directed.
- Retain the issued pass or fare product.
Contactless Card
- Prepare an accepted contactless bank card or supported mobile wallet.
- Use the farebox validator.
- Check the payment confirmation.
- Review your bank statement if multiple fares are grouped together.
GoCentroBus Mobile Pass
- Install the official GoCentroBus app.
- Create an account and select a supported fare product.
- Complete payment.
- Open the dynamic QR ticket.
- Scan the QR code at the bus farebox validator.
Why Did Centro Charge More Than $1 to My Card?
Centro explains that contactless fares can be accumulated and processed together. The operator may combine rides into a larger charge once accumulated transactions reach $10, or settle smaller daily totals at the end of the day.
That does not necessarily mean the fare for one local trip increased. Check the individual travel dates and transactions before reporting a billing issue.
For fare-payment questions, Centro publishes 315-442-3342 for Revenue Collections assistance.
Read official Centro farebox, tap-to-pay and pass information.
Centro Buses for Syracuse University, OCC, Le Moyne & Hospitals
Academic and medical trips often need more planning than a standard downtown shopping journey. Campuses can have several entrances, while hospital complexes may use different street addresses for clinics, emergency care and appointments.
SY30 serves College Place, Syracuse University and Westcott Street on selected trips. Other university-branded routes can follow campus-specific patterns.
Tip: Check whether the bus stops at College Place or a different University Hill location before choosing the walking route.
SY26 includes trips serving OCC Allyn Hall. The campus may be served by a particular 226 or other designated branch.
Tip: Do not assume every South Avenue bus reaches OCC. Match the branch to the class or appointment time.
SY76 Salt Springs Road includes Le Moyne College as a published timepoint.
Tip: Confirm the campus walking path from the stop, especially during winter conditions.
SY40 and selected SY26 variants serve different healthcare corridors. Community Hospital trips are not the same as every University Hill hospital route.
Tip: Search the full hospital or clinic address rather than only the hospital system name.
Student and Campus Schedule Warning
Some university and college services change with the academic calendar. A shuttle that runs during classes may not operate the same way on weekends, university breaks or in summer.
Check the current Centro route page and the relevant school’s transportation information for special student routes, pass eligibility and operating days.
Centro Syracuse to Auburn, Oswego & Fulton
Centro provides regional commuter routes between Syracuse and certain neighboring cities, but it does not operate direct intercity service between Syracuse and every Central New York city.
Provides the Centro commuter connection between Auburn and Syracuse via the Elbridge corridor.
Full commuter fare: Generally $3 for applicable trips.
Connects Oswego and Syracuse via the Oswego County commuter corridor.
Full commuter fare: Generally $3 for applicable trips.
Centro explicitly states that it does not provide direct intercity service between Syracuse and Utica, Cortland or Rome.
Those journeys require a different transportation operator or arrangement.
How to Use the Correct Commuter Schedule
- Open Centro’s Routes & Schedules directory.
- Select the Auburn or Oswego service area as appropriate.
- Find AUB38 or OSW46.
- Choose the direction toward Syracuse or the originating city.
- Check the travel date and timetable.
- Review the fare zone and whether a pass covers the full journey.
- Confirm the boarding location and current service alerts.
Centro Syracuse Route Changes to Know in Fall 2026
Centro’s route directory lists service enhancements effective Tuesday, September 8, 2026. Two Syracuse changes are particularly relevant to riders using Camillus or shopper service.
The weekday 1:35 PM Route 36 To-Hub trip and 3:05 PM Route 136 To-Hub trip no longer pull into Fairmount Fair under the revised pattern.
Check the current stop if you previously boarded inside the shopping area.
Centro added Creekside Landing at 416 W. Onondaga Street to the Friday evening shopper trip serving Onondaga Wegmans.
Check the Friday schedule because shopper routes may not operate like ordinary daily routes.
Check the Centro 2026 schedule notices and individual routes.
Are Centro Syracuse Buses Wheelchair Accessible?
Centro states that its buses are equipped with mobility ramps or lifts and kneeling features for passengers who need accessible boarding. Priority seating is provided near the front of the vehicle.
Tell the driver when you need a ramp, lift or kneeling feature. Check that the stop has a usable curb and safe pedestrian access.
Eligible riders aged 65 and over and qualifying passengers with disabilities may obtain a Centro Reduced Fare ID or present other accepted qualifying documents.
Centro operates a separate shared-ride service for riders who meet ADA paratransit eligibility requirements. Advance booking and eligibility rules apply.
How to Apply for a Centro Reduced Fare ID
- Open Centro’s official Reduced Fares information.
- Review eligibility for age, disability or Medicare status.
- Download the application if necessary.
- Prepare the identification and documents required for your category.
- Contact the Syracuse Transit Hub about photo-ID processing.
- Bring the appropriate eligibility evidence when traveling.
Centro lists reduced-fare photo-ID processing at the Syracuse Transit Hub Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM.
How to Contact Call-A-Bus
Centro publishes 315-442-3434 for Call-A-Bus. Riders should verify eligibility, service area, reservation timing, pickup requirements and applicable fares before booking.
Centro Syracuse Winter Detours & Holiday Schedules
Central New York winters can create detours, delayed arrivals, temporary stop changes and service suspensions. Snow conditions can also affect the ability to reach a bus stop even when the bus route remains in service.
Winter-Day Checklist
- Check Centro service alerts before leaving.
- Look for a snow-route or detour notice.
- Confirm whether your stop is still active.
- Use a safe, accessible walking path.
- Check Bus Tracker for available predictions.
- Allow extra time for an important transfer.
Holiday Service
Many Syracuse route documents specify Sunday-style schedules on major observed holidays. However, this is not universal: some commuter, school or special routes may not run at all on a holiday.
Open the official route and check the schedule note for the date you plan to travel. Do not assume that a route without Sunday service will run simply because another route uses a Sunday timetable.
New York State Fair Buses
Centro publishes special New York State Fair services and Park-N-Ride information during the fair period. These are seasonal routes, not permanent daily services.
Fare, pickup location and operating day can depend on the special route. Do not use a State Fair schedule from August or September as an ordinary November timetable.
Open Centro’s official website for current alerts and seasonal service notices.
Centro Syracuse Bus Schedule Problems & Fixes
Check whether the bus has lost GPS reporting, entered a detour or finished its trip. Compare the scheduled timetable with alerts before assuming cancellation.
Read the full trip code, final destination and stop sequence. Route 26 and 226, for example, may not serve identical stops.
Match the letter-and-number bay with the route and destination. Check signs at the Hub for temporary boarding changes.
Centro may combine multiple same-day rides into one transaction. Check trip history and contact Revenue Collections if the amount remains unclear.
Centro normally requires another fare when you leave one bus and board a second, unless an applicable pass or continuing-route arrangement covers the ride.
Check the PDF effective date. Use the updated route page and current alerts for the final boarding decision.
Centro Syracuse Customer Service & Lost and Found
For schedules, general transit questions and lost property.
For questions about fares, fare cards and tap-to-pay transactions.
For paratransit eligibility and reservation assistance.
Information to Have Ready When Reporting a Lost Item
- Route number and trip variant
- Date and approximate departure time
- Direction of travel
- Boarding and exit stops
- Description of the missing property
- Bus number, if known
Centro’s published main customer-service hours are generally Monday–Friday, 6:30 AM–5:30 PM. Check the official website for holiday changes or office-specific hours.
Centro Syracuse Bus Boarding Checklist
- Confirm the Syracuse service area.
- Find the full SY route number and branch.
- Select the correct weekday or weekend date.
- Choose From Hub or To Hub.
- Check the destination sign.
- Confirm your exact stop or Hub bay.
- Read the active service alerts.
- Check Bus Tracker or text arrival times.
- Prepare the correct local or commuter fare.
- Check whether a transfer requires another payment.
- Review accessibility and walking conditions.
- Arrive at least five minutes early.
Centro Syracuse Official Schedule, Map, Fare & Alert Sources
Syracuse route directory, active timetable selectors, route maps and service changes.
Open official route directoryGPS locations, stop selection, estimated arrivals and schedule access.
Open live bus trackingCurrent 22827 text instructions, route filtering, stop IDs and the November 2026 alert-system change.
Read updated text-alert instructionsLocal and commuter fare zones, Day Passes, MAX Passes and reduced fares.
View official Centro faresTransfer rules, how to read schedules, accessibility, stops and regional service distinctions.
Read Centro rider FAQsCentro airport route, weekday/weekend service guidance and Arrivals A boarding information.
Open official airport transportation pageAccessible buses, Reduced Fare ID eligibility and special transportation options.
Read reduced-fare and accessibility informationPublished Syracuse Transit Hub lobby, information-booth and photo-ID processing hours.
Verify current Transit Hub hoursIndependent-site disclosure: BusSchedule.us is an independent bus information website. It is not operated by Centro, CNYRTA, Syracuse Hancock International Airport or any university transportation department. It does not dispatch buses, control GPS data, process fares or guarantee departure times.
Centro Syracuse NY Bus Schedule FAQs
1. Where can I find the Centro Syracuse bus schedule?
Open Centro’s official Routes & Schedules page, choose the Syracuse service area, select your route and travel date, then select From Hub or To Hub. Use Centro Bus Tracker for available stop-specific live arrivals.
2. What time do Centro buses start in Syracuse?
Centro routes have different first departures. For example, the published SY26 weekday schedule includes a 5:00 AM trip toward OCC, while some other routes begin later. Check the exact route and direction rather than using one citywide first-bus time.
3. How much is the Centro bus fare in Syracuse?
The standard greater Syracuse local cash fare is $1.00. Eligible half-fare riders pay $0.50. Certain Syracuse–Auburn and Syracuse–Oswego commuter journeys have a $3.00 standard fare.
4. Where is the Centro Transit Hub in Syracuse?
The Centro Syracuse Transit Hub is located at 599 South Salina Street, Syracuse, NY 13202. It serves as a major transfer point for local and regional Centro buses.
5. Does Centro provide free bus transfers?
Centro eliminated ordinary paper transfers. Riders generally pay another fare when exiting one bus and boarding another unless a valid unlimited pass or applicable continuing-route arrangement covers the trip.
6. Which Centro bus goes to Syracuse Hancock Airport?
Centro’s SY84/184 Mattydale-Airport corridor serves Syracuse Hancock International Airport on designated trips. The airport boarding stop is at Arrivals A Circle near Terminal A baggage claim.
7. How do I track Centro buses live?
Use Centro Bus Tracker or the GoCentroBus app. Select the Syracuse route and stop to see available GPS-based estimated arrivals. Centro also provides updated text-arrival instructions using 22827.
8. What number should I text for Centro bus arrivals in November 2026?
Centro’s updated Track By Text instructions use 22827. Send gocentrobus followed by a space and your stop ID, such as gocentrobus 7755. The previous short code 41411 is being replaced.
9. Are Centro Syracuse buses wheelchair accessible?
Centro states that its buses have accessible boarding equipment, including ramps or lifts and kneeling features. Riders should also verify stop accessibility, connecting paths and any required reduced-fare or Call-A-Bus eligibility procedures.
10. Does Centro run between Syracuse and Auburn, Oswego, Utica and Cortland?
Centro operates commuter connections between Syracuse and Auburn and between Syracuse and Oswego/Fulton. It states that it does not operate direct intercity services between Syracuse and Utica, Cortland or Rome.