Academy Bus Renews Brown University Sports Contract
Academy has been transporting student athletes and related staff for the last 12 years.

Academy operations centers stretch from Boston to Miami, making almost any location in the eastern portion of the country accessible, enabling the company to provide service to multiple cities for teams and university groups traveling up and down the East Coast.
Academy Bus
Hoboken, N.J.-based Academy Bus renewed its contract as the exclusive transportation provider for the NCAA Division 1 Athletic Department of Brown University for the next four years. Academy has been transporting student athletes and related staff for the last 12 years.
The new contract, which begins immediately and continues through July 2026, will be serviced by Academy Bus’ West Warwick, R.I. depot, with additional support from the Braintree, Mass. and Bridgeport, Conn. depot locations.
“We are pleased that Brown University’s Athletic Department has once again given us the opportunity to meet their transportation needs as we have for more than a decade,” said Francis Tedesco, president and CEO of Academy Bus. “We are appreciative of their continued faith in us to safely and efficiently move their student athletes, coaches and staff throughout the region.”
Academy operations centers stretch from Boston to Miami, making almost any location in the eastern portion of the country accessible, enabling the company to provide service to multiple cities for teams and university groups traveling up and down the East Coast. Having one company provide service for multiple cities is seamless and cost effective.
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