Five-Year Plan
- The cost of Chapel Hill Transit and other regional access for commuters
- Technology and other service improvements that support campus safety and sustainability, reduce cost and increase revenue
- Enhancements, like a new bike sharing program and a parking access revenue control system for improved operations
Nationally recognized consultants, Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc., provided guidance and analysis for the Transportation & Parking Five-Year Plan, while the campus-wide representatives on the Advisory Committee on Transportation & Parking (ACT) provided input during the year-long planning process. ACT members and other campus community members will continue to be involved in discussions about implementation plans and progress over the next five years.
Did You Know?
Like other critical campus functions, Transportation & Parking is a receipt-supported enterprise. Revenue comes from parking permit and visitor parking fees. The University receives no state appropriations for parking facilities. Under state law, UNC campuses must return fines collected for parking tickets – after reconciling collection service expenses – to support North Carolina’s public schools.
Five-Year Plan News
What’s New Fall 2021
The new permit year begins on Aug. 1 and ends July 31, 2022. Park in your assigned zone for the 2021-2022 permit year beginning Monday, Aug. 2.
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What’s New Fall 2020
Transportation and Parking is implementing strategies for Fall 2020 to optimize parking availability and manage resources.
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What’s New 2019-2020
UNC Transportation and Parking will charge for parking on campus from 5 p.m. – 7:30 a.m., Monday through Friday. Daytime parking permits for students and employees will still be honored at night.
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