UNC partners with the Town of Chapel Hill to create a Halloween celebration with the goal of having a fun and safe locally hosted and attended event. With this in mind, many roadways and parking lots on campus are restricted … Read more
Visit the Transportation Station at Three Zeros Day, Monday Oct. 7 in the Pit to chat with Transportation and Parking, the Commuter Alternative Program (CAP), local and regional transit planners, and more! Transportation Station location: UNC The Pit, Oct. 7, … Read more
Take GoTriangle’s Personality Quiz to get unique trips and tips to explore the area and be entered to win $200 by taking the follow-up survey. Transit is a great way to experience our community, save money and connect with others – … Read more
Every year, Transportation & Parking partners with Alpha Phi Omega to raise money for charities in and around the Chapel Hill community by auctioning off all the abandoned bikes on campus from the previous year. It’s economical, ecological, convenient, and smart. Hundreds of … Read more
Parking Weeknight Parking Weeknight Parking will be in effect Mon. – Fri, 5 p.m. – 7:30 a.m. Events may impact lot availability; rollover lots will be provided. Weeknight Parking with ParkMobile Visitors to campus may use ParkMobile (zone 4500) or … Read more
Don’t miss UNC’s biggest cycling event – Cyclicious! Visit The Pit on Friday, August 23, 2019 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. for: Free bike checks from The ReCYCLEry and The Bicycle Chain & The Clean Machine 50% off a … Read more
Beginning Aug. 15, 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.
A portion of Stadium Drive will be closed to through traffic beginning at 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday, July 2 for utility work. If overcrowding occurs, overflow parking for S4 permit holders will be available in the Rams Head Parking Deck … Read more
Chapel Hill Transit is planning to purchase three new electric buses that run on batteries to reduce emissions and improve local air quality. Thanks to $380,000 from a student-run group at UNC-Chapel Hill named the Renewable Energy Special Projects Committee … Read more
