Online Payment Outage May 15-23

Online parking ticket payments are now available. Click here to pay your tickets.

Construction Info

Beginning May 20, there are a variety of construction projects on campus that will affect bus routes 10, 11, and 41. Please visit www.lawrencetransit.org for reroute information.

Summer Parking

Throughout the Summer semester, the following restricitons apply:

• Residence Hall zones open 5/20 - 8/23.
• Yellow zones open 5/20 - 6/3, and 7/29 - 8/23. Yellow permits required 6/4 - 7/26.
• Campus is open to drive-through traffic 5/20 - 5/31, and 7/29 - 8/16. From 6/3 - 7/26, campus is closed to drive-through traffic between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.
• However, red, blue and gold zones require permits year-round.

K-10 Connector Introduces Monthly Passes

Beginning in May 2013, The JO is offering monthly passes for the K-10 Connector (710) for $117.60. These monthly passes will be on sale at the KU Parking & Transit office through the 10th of each month in which they are valid. You can also read The JO's newsletter on their website.

Bicycles on Campus

KU's Center for Sustainability has developed a website about biking at KU, where you can find information about bicycling on campus and around the community.

Parking on Game Nights

Many parking lots surrounding Allen Fieldhouse are reserved for game parking for men's basketball home games. For a complete listing of parking lots and recommendations for alternate locations to park, please visit our basketball parking page.

Garage Gates Now Have Bar Code Readers

The barcode reader is below the keypad on the left.

New barcode readers are now installed on all garage entry and exit gates. The reader mechanism is located directly underneath the metal keypad attached to the left of each gate box; all are now fully functional.

The barcode reader works much like the scanner at the grocery store – to use this reader, touch the barcode on the front side of your permit to the glass reader underneath the keypad and hold it there until you hear the 'beep' from the reader (see attached photo). The gate will raise and you can proceed. In our testing, we found that occasionally the barcode reader and the RFID reader will read your permit at approximately the same time; our system is set up to acknowledge and lift the gate for the first read and disregard the second – it will not impact your ability to enter and exit the garage.

The RFID readers are still in place and functioning; but if you have struggled with finding the “sweet spot” in your vehicle (or have had to exit your vehicle) to get the reader to recognize your tag, then the barcode reader will simply serve as an alternate method to enter and exit the garage.

Hertz on Demand now on campus!

Parking & Transit is partnering with Hertz on Demand to bring carsharing to campus. Four cars arrived in time for the beginning of the spring semester, with two parked near the Kansas Union (lot 16) and two parked near Lewis and Hashinger (lot 102 red). Membership is free, please click here for more information.