Randomly selected groups of students, faculty, and staff will receive an invitation to take the transportation modes survey. Responses will help UW Transportation Services understand transportation trends and support programming to ensure campus is accessible to users of all travel modes.
News
Parking restrictions waived for winter holidays; changes to bus service
Transportation Services will waive some on-campus parking restrictions due to reduced Metro Transit bus service on the upcoming Christmas, New Year’s, and Martin Luther King Jr. Day holidays. There are also reduced restrictions on December 23 and 30.
Caryn Walline named Director of Parking Operations
Caryn Walline comes from Seattle, Washington, and brings 16 years of experience in the parking and transportation sector in both municipal and university settings.
New west side remote lot opening for employee parking
Located at 3500 University Avenue, lot 204 will be served by a shuttle and is within walking / biking distance of campus. Employees may apply for a permit.
Winter parking rules in effect Nov. 15, 2024 through April 15, 2025
Certain parking lots, moped parking areas, and bike parking areas are restricted to aid snow removal operations. Also learn where to report snowy or icy conditions in parking facilities.
Friday, Nov. 29 daytime football game and Thanksgiving holiday parking, transit impacts
Due to holiday-related reduced Metro Transit bus service, some parking restrictions will be waived on the UW–Madison campus Thursday, Nov. 28, and Friday, Nov. 29. However, a Badgers home football game Friday at 11 a.m. will impact parking availability on campus.
Irving and Dorothy Levy Hall construction to affect N. Park Street travel in November
Full and partial closures will affect travel for motorists, buses, cyclists, and pedestrians through November.
Metro Transit service disruptions may continue through October
As Metro Transit works to resolve the issues causing cuts to service, riders are encouraged to use bus tracking tools to plan ahead when traveling by bus.
Engineering Drive utility work to affect campus travel, building access
Work zones will cause closures and detours for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists in the engineering campus area. Building access is also affected. New closures and detours will affect the area beginning September 23.
Residence hall move-in to affect campus travel Aug. 25 and Aug. 27-29, 2024
Commuters can expect delays for UW Housing fall semester move-in and some campus roadways will close or be limited to one-way traffic from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.