Stop by for free bus passes, a personalized trip plan, free vanpool for a month, and fun swag! This is your chance to give input on transit planning, learn about all transportation options at UNC, and catch a demo of UNC’s upcoming bike share program, Tar Heel Bikes.
Join Transportation & Parking for Three Zeros Day: A Celebration of UNC Sustainability, recognizing the many campus programs, groups and departments that promote the Three Zeros Environmental Initiative on campus. We invite members of the Carolina community to learn more about campus progress in achieving the Three Zeros goals of water neutrality, zero waste and greenhouse gas neutrality.
With the return of students to campus this fall, Point-to-Point (P2P) Express has made several enhancements, including updated routes and new Express service vehicles, as the program celebrates its 25th year in operation.
Due to the possible rally at the Confederate Monument on UNC’s McCorkle Place quadrangle tonight (Tuesday, Aug. 22), UNC Transportation & Parking has announced the following adjustments to services in partnership with UNC Police.
Check out what’s new for 2017-18 with UNC Transportation & Parking!
Registration for the student 2017-18 Academic Year Parking Lottery begins on June 19, 2017 and will end on July 5, 2017 at 6 a.m. It is important to remember: The only way to properly receive a UNC-Chapel Hill permit is directly from Transportation & Parking.
The University’s new Five-Year Transportation and Parking System Plan was developed with an eye toward equity and efficiency. The plan, which the University Board of Trustees approved on March 23, includes provisions to distribute operating costs among the many people … Continued
Don’t miss this year’s Transportation Fair! This is your chance to meet your transportation representatives, give input on biking, and find rideshare buddies. Come out to see CAP, Zipcar, local and regional transit, SafeWalk, Tar Heel Bikes, and more! Bring … Continued
President Barack Obama will visit UNC-Chapel Hill Wednesday afternoon (Nov. 2) to campaign for presidential candidate Secretary Hillary Clinton. The President will speak outside on the Michael Hooker Fields, located between Carmichael Arena and the School of Government off South Road.
President Barack Obama will visit UNC-Chapel Hill Wednesday afternoon (Nov. 2) to campaign for presidential candidate Secretary Hillary Clinton. The event is hosted by the UNC-Chapel Hill Young Democrats to rally student support. The President will speak outside on the Michael Hooker Fields, located between Carmichael Arena and the School of Government off South Road.