Parking and Transportation | Facilities Operations and Planning | University of Miami

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Welcome

We are committed to providing safe and reliable parking and transportation options that offer mobility, and accessibility, and enhance sustainability for the University community. Our office is responsible for the overall management of parking facilities, traffic control, and meeting the transportation needs of the Coral Gables campus. The information herein will assist you in making your transportation and parking experience at the University as pleasant as possible.  

Brief Reminder

APR 28
Is Summer Permits Sales

ALERT: New permit. Click here to access your Parking Account to purchase your Summer parking permit.

APR 28
Is Summer Permits Sales

ALERT: New permit. Click here to access your Parking Account to purchase your Summer parking permit.

Have a Parking Need?

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We are here to assist you!

You can now easily submit your parking-related requests through our online web form. Whether you need a parking permit, appeal questions, or have any other parking inquiries, feel free to submit your request today.

Click Here to Submit Your Request

Also of Interest

Alternative Mobility Options

The University is committed to providing safe and reliable parking, and cost-efficient transportation to help make your commute a great experience. Below are ways you can navigate your way in and around the Coral Gables campus with convenient mobility options.

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Alternative Transportations

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Quick Parking Guide

One

vehicle only

— Only one vehicle can be parked on campus per day. To add a vehicle to your account, visit the Office of Parking and Transportation with a valid vehicle owner registration.

Metered

Spaces

— Use PayByPhone and parking pay stations for hourly and daily parking sessions. For weekly or monthly passes, visit the Office of Parking and Transportation. Restrictions apply.

Mind

your colors

— Park only in your assigned color zone.

Reserved

Parking zones

— General parking permits are not valid in metered, loading, service, or reserved spaces—24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Use

Human power

— Park your bike or skateboard (registered with the University of Miami Police Department) at designated racks.

Head

in only

— Properly display your license plate toward the drive aisle. If you don’t have a front bumper license plate, do not back into a parking space.

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