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The Transportation Services department supports the UNT community by providing transportation and parking options each day. We can help you find the campus parking lots that best meet your needs, unt transportation office. We can connect you to transportation options to help you navigate campus and the surrounding community.

It saves time when lines get long at Highland Street Garage Parking Office, and you can print out a temporary permit until your permanent permit arrives. Permits are usually mailed within two weeks. Parking meters in the Fry Street area have been taken down. Tickets will be given after two hours to anyone who continues to park in the area. Lots 33 and 42, which are on Maple just south of Highland Street Garage, are now Eagle lots — total spaces. These permits are only good from p.

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We know how important it is for students to have secure transit on the UNT campus and surrounding areas. Our partners at the Denton Country Transportation Authority provide much of the transit on and around campus. We also work with other vendors to offer various transit options that work for the UNT community. Riding DCTA buses is easy - and the transportation fee that students pay covers the cost so that you don't have to pay per ride for campus and Denton city buses. If you've never ridden a bus you can find information on what you need to know in our Campus Transit section. This section will also take you to the DCTA website where you can learn more about specific bus routes. UNT also partners with services that offer car or bike rentals. This means, you don't have to have a car on campus to get around. If you need to get around the Denton community or the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area, you can find out more about how to get around on our Area Transit Options page. Answers to some of the most frequently asked questions we receive can be found in our Resources section.

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For early morning 2 am to 7 am , we partner with Lyft to give students a code that gives them free rides around campus - that way if students are studying late in the library, for example, they can get a Lyft ride back to their residence halls or to their cars on campus. The Transportation Fee students pay is used to support these and other transportation initiatives. See below for further descriptions of each transit service we offer and how to use them. All buses are equipped with bike racks and are ADA compliant allowing us to provide access for our entire community. There are two main things to keep in mind when preparing to ride: the route map and the service calendar. Route maps: The route map shows you the route the bus takes, the stops along the way and an estimate of the times they will be at the stop. The buses will not leave earlier than the time on the schedule. If the bus is full, they may pass over a stop. Please get to the stop with plenty of time to catch a ride. The reality is you probably won't make it to class if you catch a bus 5 to 10 minutes before the start of class.

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Union Circle — also has other spots near Highland Street Garage. In our Parking section , you will find information on permits, citations, when and where to park and visitor parking. Every seven minutes from a. A waiting list remains for these high demand, premium spots. Every six minutes from a. These permits are only good from p. Service to and from Victory Hall. Call Until it goes live, the bus tracker is on the Transportation website. General price was lowered over last year as an incentive in hopes of getting more permit holders to fill spots in the garage. Permits are usually mailed within two weeks. Sam Bass Union Circle Every 30 minutes from am to pm. This price is the same as last year. Eride Various points on campus. Every 10 minutes from pm to p.

The Transportation Services department supports the UNT community by providing transportation and parking options each day.

Other notes. Every 20 minutes from p. The Transportation Services department supports the UNT community by providing transportation and parking options each day. Every 30 minutes from am to pm. In our Transportation section , you will find information on campus buses provided by our partners at Denton County Transportation Authority, and other methods of transportation on campus. If you have questions for us, you can email transportation. Every 14 minutes from p. Until it goes live, the bus tracker is on the Transportation website. This price is the same as last year. It saves time when lines get long at Highland Street Garage Parking Office, and you can print out a temporary permit until your permanent permit arrives. Call