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
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
Weeknight Parking Begins Aug. 15
Beginning Aug. 15, 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.
Categories: Bike, Commuting Alternatives, Event, Five-Year Plan, Internal Website, Parking, Point-to-Point, Traffic News, Transit, Transportation & Parking
Weeknight Parking to Begin Aug. 15
Beginning Aug. 15, UNC Transportation and Parking will charge for parking on campus from Monday evenings through Friday mornings from 5 p.m. until 7:30 a.m. Daytime parking permits for students and employees will be honored at night.
Categories: Five-Year Plan, Internal Website, Parking, Transportation & Parking
UNC-Chapel Hill Receives Silver Status from League of American Bicyclists
This fall the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill earned silver status from the League of American Bicyclists’ Bicycle Friendly Universities 2018 ranking.
Categories: Bike, Commuter Alternative Program, Commuting Alternatives, Five-Year Plan, Internal Website, Transportation & Parking