UNC is hosting a football game of the season against Notre Dame Saturday, Sept. 24. Public parking is available on game day in designated lots throughout campus.

UNC Point-to-Point (P2P) provides intra-campus transit services to UNC-Chapel Hill students and employees. Late night transit options include Accessibility Service, P2P Express and Baity Hill Shuttle and the RR Lot Shuttle. P2P uses TransLōc for real-time bus tracking and On-Demand … Continued

Every year Transportation and Parking hosts the Annual Bike Auction with proceeds going to the providing bike racks for campus, upkeep of the bike repair stations and a future bike share program. Hundreds of bicycles are available for auction from a wide variety of … Continued

UNC is hosting the first football game of the season against Florida A&M Saturday, Aug. 27. Public parking is available on game day in designated lots throughout campus.

Commute Friendly NC is a statewide recognition program that recognizes employers who actively maintain benefits, policy and programs that incentivize their employees to take advantage of alternative commuting opportunities.   This program provides a simple and easy-to-use platform to recognize and … Continued

2022-23 Permit Year The new permit year began on Aug. 1 and ends July 31, 2023. Virtual Permits Transportation and Parking uses virtual permits for parking across campus. No physical hangtag is required. Permit holders must register license plate through … Continued

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!

The Dean E. Smith Center will host the Orange County and Cedar Ridge High School Graduations on Friday, June 10 and the East Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill and Carrboro High School Graduations on Saturday, June 11. Parking will be impacted … Continued

Tar Heel Bikes, the campus bikeshare program, will end May 31. The University is in the process of selecting a new bikeshare provider and plans to announce a new service this fall.

GoTriangle and regional planning officials are seeking input on transit services, including proposed GoTriangle bus routes serving UNC-Chapel Hill.