Summer round-up of construction information affecting campus transportation routes. This article will be updated as information becomes available.
News
Road repair projects scheduled for week of June 14
Several road repair projects involving milling and paving will happen across the UW campus June 14-18. Lane closures will cause traffic detours.
New Fleet and Vehicle Services rates and fees to start in fiscal year 2022
UW Fleet and Vehicle Services will charge adjusted garage labor rates and administrative fees starting in fiscal year 2022, which begins July 1, 2021.
Summer 2021 parking and 2021-22 parking applications
2021-22 parking year applications are now open! Learn more about summer 2021 parking and important 2021-22 application dates here.
Linden Drive and Charter Street road closures near Van Hise Hall the week of April 26
Van Hise Hall is undergoing emergency repair work, including removal of concrete paneling. A crane assisting with the work will require road closures in the Van Hise area during the week of April 26, 2021.
Transportation Services announces 2021-22 parking rates and policies
Parking permit rates and policy changes for the 2021-22 parking year (Sept. 1, 2021 – Aug. 31, 2022) have been approved and released.
ParkMobile security notification – user data breach
ParkMobile, the contracted vendor for the UW–Madison timed parking (pay-by-cell “meters”) and Flex parking programs, experienced a cybersecurity incident affecting some of their user data.
Madison Metro Transit seeking feedback as part of network redesign
Metro Transit is starting a process to redesign Madison’s bus network to better meet the needs of residents and businesses. Community feedback is needed–be sure to share your thoughts!
Survey launched on campus parking and transportation during COVID-19
Receive a survey invitation to answer questions about campus parking and transportation during the pandemic? Please take it! Responses help us understand how to best meet campus needs.
University Bicycle Resource Center offering online programming and video resources
Although the University Bicycle Resource Center (UBRC) remains closed, there are still opportunities to learn about bike maintenance! Monthly programming moved online in the fall, and more virtual classes are coming this spring.