Three parking decks at Penn State’s University Park campus — East, HUB and Nittany — will expand their fee hours to 24 hours a day, seven days a week, effective July 1. This change will affect non-permitted visitors only, as faculty, staff and students who hold a valid campus parking permit will continue to be able to park in these decks for no charge during evening and weekend hours.
Penn State students, faculty and staff, as well as local community members ages 18 and older, are encouraged to attend a free bike safety workshop from 4-6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 10, at 117 Weston Community Center at Penn State's White Course Apartments.
Due to rising operating costs, a monthly fee increase is coming for the 2019-20 RIDEpass program, effective July 1. RIDEpass permits will cost $21 per month, up from the current $15. RIDEpass is a reduced-fare, mass transit program coordinated by Transportation Services available for Penn State faculty, staff, and graduate students on CATA bus routes.
Transportation Services is partnering with Bike Index to offer a new and improved bicycle registration platform for the Penn State and Centre Region community.
In a continuing effort to provide the best option for Penn State business travel, Transportation Services has reduced the daily rental rates on most classes of Fleet vehicles for the second straight year.
Penn State Transportation Services and the Bryce Jordan Center have announced a pilot program with ParkMobile and ParkHub to offer online premium parking sales for Justin Timberlake’s “Man of the Woods Tour” performance on Monday, Oct. 15.
In order to accommodate ESPN's College GameDay setup, a section of Pollock Road between Carnegie Building and McAllister Building will be closed beginning at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 26, through 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29.
All campus parking lots will require display of a valid University Park faculty/staff, resident student or visitor permit from 2 to 4 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 14, and Saturday, Sept. 15. All visitors in need of overnight parking on these nights should be directed to purchase a weekend parking permit and park in one of the designated visitor parking areas.
The Campus Shuttle via Pollock Road introduced last fall by Transportation Services returns on Monday, Aug. 20, with a new name — Campus Shuttle via Beaver Avenue — and an updated route.
Penn State Transportation Services will be implementing several operational changes at its gated parking facilities at University Park — the East, HUB and Nittany decks — beginning the week of Aug. 13.
More and more electric vehicles are hitting roadways across the country, and now there’s a place to park and plug in when they come to Penn State University Park.
Penn State students, faculty and staff, as well as local community members ages 18 and older, are encouraged to attend a free bike safety workshop from 3 to 5 p.m. April 24 at 117 Weston Community Center at the White Course Apartments on the University Park campus.
University Police vehicles are a common sight across Penn State campuses, but some of them now have a new look thanks to a collaboration between University Police, Transportation Services and Auxiliary and Business Services' marketing office.
Starting Aug. 21, a new campus shuttle service will make getting around University Park campus easier and more convenient. The new, no-fare service - Campus Shuttle via Pollock Road - will include 16 stops and provide more flexible transport for faculty, staff, students and visitors.
To assist students arriving for summer session II, the Parking Office will be open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 25. Students can visit the Parking Office to pick up summer student parking permits or to get more information on other transportation-related programs and services.
