Parking near your building
Depending on where you live on campus, parking areas and loading zones may not be located close to your building. Please be aware of this before making arrangements for parking, ride share pick-up and drop-off or food deliveries.
A map of parking areas can be found on the UW website.
This awareness is especially important for students with temporary or permanent disabilities. If you need assistance, please talk to your RA or contact Disability Resources for Students (DRS) .
Disability Resources for Students (DRS) recognizes disability as an aspect of diversity that is integral to society and to our campus community. DRS staff work with admitted University of Washington (UW) students to ensure equal access to UW academic programs and services.
Transportation
The U-PASS program provides ļ¬‚exible, low-cost transportation choices. Ride free on regional buses, commuter trains, light rail and water taxis.
Bicycles
Bicycles serve as an excellent means of transportation to and around campus. Bicycle lanes and trails provide safe spaces for riding, and all city buses have easy-to-load bike racks for longer trips. For detailed information about rules and laws about riding on and off campus, visit UW Transportation Services.
Bike safety
Bicycles must not be left in hallways, exit-ways, ramps or on railings as they are a dangerous barrier to evacuation during a fire. Bicycles obstructing an evacuation path may be ticketed and impounded by the UWPD. Keep bicycles in bike rooms or locked to bike racks located outside each building.
For more about bike safety, including discounts on gear, visit the UW Bike Security page.
Parking on campus
Motor vehicles, including motorcycles, must be parked in designated parking areas and may require a permit. Health and safety codes strictly prohibit the parking or storing of a motor vehicle inside a room or on a walkway. For information on how to park on campus visit UW Transportation Services.