2023-24 Permit Year The new permit year began on Aug. 1 and ends July 31, 2024. Virtual Permits Transportation and Parking uses virtual permits for parking across campus. No physical hangtag is required. Permit holders must register license plate through … Read more
Don’t miss UNC-Chapel Hill’s biggest cycling event – Cyclicious! Visit The Pit on Friday, Aug. 25 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. for free bike checks, bicycle registration, free bike lights, waterproof bike seat covers, and more!
CAP is an initiative that rewards faculty, staff and students who choose to use sustainable transportation. Check out the Commute Cost Calculator to determine savings for using alternative transportation!
Routes that serve the University, Chapel Hill and Carrboro can be viewed on the University’s Transit Maps website.
The Dean E. Smith Center will host the graduation ceremonies for local high schools on Friday, June 9 and Saturday, June 10.
Find transportation home for Spring Break, including the P2P Airport Shuttle, and buses to Raleigh, Durham Station and Greensboro.
Combat carbon emissions by traveling by train, driving an electric or hybrid vehicle, taking the bus or biking.
Need assistance planning your trip? Every third Thursday at 3 p.m., join local transportation specialists via Zoom to discuss your commute options.
Find transportation for winter break, including an airport shuttle, buses to Durham Station and Greensboro and carpool options.
The Tar Heels are hosting a football game of the season against NC State Friday, Nov. 25. Public parking is available on game day in designated lots throughout campus.
