University campuses, located on the outskirts of cities, present unique issues due to large distances between buildings and limited access to urban centers. This leads to difficult, tiresome, and expensive commutes, which are exacerbated by poor transportation infrastructure. This study examines the issue of sustainable transportation planning on large and remote university campuses. The goal is to create an efficient and environmentally friendly vehicle network that connects various points on campus and expands to external locations. By integrating traffic planning strategies, this study proposes a cohesive solution to alleviate inconvenient and costly commutes. To better understand the needs and preferences, the study uses surveys, interviews, and data analysis. The proposed solution intends to deliver practical and long-lasting last-mile connectivity with dedicated docks and user-friendly access. The results show that such a system could be effective, and its potential advantages include lowered fatigue, lower travel costs, and improved overall campus connectedness.