2020-21 parking applications are now open! Learn more about summer 2020 parking and important 2020-21 application dates here. Updates posted 6/19/20.
Permits
Transportation Services announces 2020-21 parking rates and policies
There will be no changes to rates and only one minor policy change for the 2020-21 parking year (Sept. 1, 2020 – Aug. 31, 2021). Details on 2020-21 parking applications to come in early May.
Transportation Services update on product refunds and cancellations
Learn more how payments for Transportation Services products (parking permits, bus passes, bike locker and cage rentals) are affected by reduced campus operations. Information on product cancellation is also outlined.
Surface lot parking regulations relaxed on November 29
Surface lots on the UW campus will be under parking “amnesty” with fewer rules on November 29 to assist employees unable to reach campus during Metro’s reduced service period. Parking in garages and ramps will operate on a regular weekday schedule.
Accept round 2 parking offers, apply for round 3 by August 20
The deadline for accepting round two 2019-20 parking permit offers and applying for round three offer consideration is August 20.
2019-20 bus passes and specialty permits available August 1
Employee bus passes and afternoon, night, moped, and motorcycle permits for the 2019-20 year (valid Sept. 1, 2019 – Aug. 31, 2020) are now available for purchase.
Accept round 1 parking offers, apply for round 2 by August 6
The deadline for accepting round one’s 2019-20 parking permit offers and applying for round two offer consideration is August 6.
Summer parking and 2019-20 parking applications
2019-20 parking applications are now open! You can also check out this article to learn about summer parking options available until Aug. 31.
Transportation Services announces 2019-20 parking rates and policies
Parking permit rates and policy changes for the 2019-20 parking year (Sept. 1, 2019 – Aug. 31, 2020) have been approved and released.
2018 biennial transportation survey launched
Did you get an email about a UW-Madison transportation survey? Please take it! Those who respond help shape the future of the UW transportation system.