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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Parking & Transportation Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search VisitorsVisitors Visitor Parking Map Citations Smart Commute StudentsStudents Transportation Options WashU Shuttles Parking &＃038; Permits Applications and Forms Citations Smart Commute EmployeesEmployees Transportation Options WashU Shuttles Parking &＃038; Permits Citations Applications and Forms Basic Service Contractors WashU Departments Smart Commute InfoInfo High Impact Dates &＃038; Construction Alerts What&＃8217;s NEW in Parking &＃038; Transportation! News &＃038; Media Join Transportation Alert Lists Contact Us P&＃038;T Cares Feedback Form Maps Open Search Parking Permits Parking permit options are available for parking on the Danforth, West, and North Campuses of Washington University. A valid parking permit must be displayed on vehicles parked on WashU property and must also be registered with Parking & Transportation Services. Two basic permit categories available: Yellow permits allow parking in any unreserved space within a specific zone. A permit is required to be displayed in all zones. However, non-permit holders can park in any unreserved space &＃8220;after hours,&＃8221; specifically between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m. Monday through Friday or over the weekend. Red permits, available only to employees, allow parking in spaces designated as &＃8220;red permit parking&＃8221; within any zone. A permit is required 24/7. Because parking is a limited resource at WashU, please observe all parking regulations on our campus to ensure our existing resources meet the parking needs of our community. Penalties for violations include ticketing and fines, towing and revocation of parking privileges. Five Parking Zones Zone 1: East EndZone 2: South CoreZone 3: North CoreZone 4: South 40Zone 5N: North CampusZone 5W: West Campus To Purchase A Permit WashU parking permits are valid for one year and must be renewed each year by the permit holder. For the 2023-24 academic year, permits are valid between August 1, 2023 through July 31, 2024. Prorations vary by permit type. New employees can request a permit after an employee ID number and a WUSTL Key have been issued. Permit Pricing Purchase Permit Online Now Employees pay by payroll deduction. Students pay by student account. If your specific zone is unavailable, you can be added to the waitlist. To Replace a Permit Available at the Parking & Transportation Services office. The current permit must be turned in to entitle the registrant to a replacement permit for $15. Lost or Stolen Permits To replace, visit the Parking & Transportation Services office. You will be required to fill out two forms, show your photo ID and pay a $15 replacement fee. If your permit is declared lost or stolen, the original permit number will be put on the university’s tow list. Any vehicle found displaying that permit number on campus will be towed immediately, assessed a fine for displaying a lost or stolen parking permit, and the vehicle owner/operator will be referred to the proper authority. To Cancel a Permit All permits must be returned to the Parking and Transportation Services office upon leaving the university or when permitted parking is no longer desired by the permit holder. Payroll deductions will not cease nor will refunds be issued until the physical permit has been returned to Parking and Transportation Services or a complete cancelation request has been submitted via the Danforth Campus parking and transportation portal. To cancel a permit, Login to the Danforth Campus parking and transportation portal. Take a photo of your Danforth Campus Permit after it is cut and upload it to the form. In the “Documentation” text box please note “CANCEL” followed by “Danforth Campus Permit.” Returning your physical permit to the Parking & Transportation Customer Service Center. Applicable refunds will be prorated on a daily basis and will be issued: Via payroll for permits purchased using payroll deduction. Via credit card for permits purchased using credit card. Via check for permits purchased using check. Via student account for permits purchased using student billing. Faculty/Staff Permit Holds Faculty and staff with an individual, payroll-deducted parking permit (not applicable to Bearly Drivers Carpool or Daily Usage permits) are permitted to place a permit on hold during a medical leave, leave of absence, or academic sabbatical. A permit hold allows these individuals to forego payroll deductions for up to 90 consecutive calendar days. During the period your permit is on hold, the permit cannot be utilized in any form on campus. Violators of this policy will be ticketed/towed. To request a permit hold, login to the Danforth Campus parking and transportation portal. The 90-day hold period will begin on the day submitted. In the “Documentation” text box please note “HOLD” followed by “Danforth Campus Permit.” Take a photo of your Danforth Campus Permit and upload it to the form. If a reactivation has not been requested prior to the 90th day, on the 91st day, the permit will be automatically be reactivated and payroll deductions will resume. Permit Reactivation  WashU faculty and staff who need to reactivate a parking permit that has been placed on hold due to medical leave, leave of absence, or academic sabbatical can do so in the portal. To reactivate a permit, login to the Danforth Campus parking and transportation portal. The 90-day hold period will begin on the day submitted. In the “Documentation” text box please note “Reactivation” followed by “Danforth Campus Permit.” Take a photo of your Danforth Campus Permit and upload it to the form. FY24 Faculty/Staff Permit Options Affordable ParkSmart (West Campus or North Campus) With this low-cost permit, you can park at West Campus or North Campus and commute to the Danforth Campus on a WashU shuttle or the Metro. For detailed information, please see the ParkSmart page. Bearly Drivers (Carpool) This cost-saving permit allows 2-4 full-time, benefits-eligible employees who carpool to and from campus to share a permit. For detailed information, please see the Bearly Drivers page. CONVENIENT Faculty/Staff Red Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus faculty/staff member. Cost: 2023-2024 red permit: $2232.00Price prorates daily beginning August 1, 2023. Validity Faculty/Staff hangtag permits should be displayed unobstructed from the rearview mirror of the registered vehicle. Red permits are valid in any of the five zones, including all garages, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology, simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry if within the correct zone and valid timeframe. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to any PARCS (access-controlled area) the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. Eligible Payment Types Check Credit Card: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa Payroll deduction Available to payroll deduction eligible faculty/staff. Pre-tax deduction on a monthly basis. The full purchase price is divided equally amongst the number of months remaining in the billing cycle. Faculty/Staff Yellow (Zones 1,2,3,4) Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus faculty/staff member. Validity Faculty/Staff hangtag permits should be displayed unobstructed from the rearview mirror of the registered vehicle. Yellow Permits are valid in yellow spaces (open spaces with no signage) within the zone indicated on the permit, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Yellow Permits are valid in all garages within the assigned zone. Between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m., Monday – Friday and all day Saturday/Sunday (Open Park Operations), a yellow permit is valid in any yellow, visitor or ParkSmart (West and North Campuses) designated space in any zone (Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 5N or 5W). Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology, simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry if within the correct zone and valid timeframe. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to any PARCS (access-controlled area) the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. To gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology outside of your designated parking zone, pull up to the entry gate, pull and entry ticket and park as a visitor in a visitor designated space. Upon exit, the entry ticket should be scanned at the exit station and fee paid via credit card. Eligible Payment Types Check Credit Card: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa Payroll deduction Available to payroll deduction eligible faculty/staff. Pre-tax deduction on a monthly basis. The full purchase price is divided equally amongst the number of months remaining in the billing cycle. Daily Usage Permit The Daily Usage Program allows permit holders to pay for parking on a monthly basis based on daily usage. It is ideal for those who only occasionally (less than 3 times per week) need to park on the Danforth Campus. Permits are issued for one specific zone, from Zones 1 to 4. For detailed information, please see the Daily Usage page. Red Evening Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus faculty/staff member. Cost: 2023-2024 red evening permit is $208.00Price prorates daily beginning August 1, 2023. Validity Faculty/Staff hangtag permits should be displayed unobstructed from the rearview mirror of the registered vehicle. Red Evening Permit is valid in red spaces in all zones from 3:30 p.m. to 7 a.m. Monday – Friday, and all day Saturday/Sunday. Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage equipped with gate arm technology during the valid timeframe, simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry. Before 3:30 p.m. on weekdays, a ticket must be pulled upon entry to any garage, and the hourly rate (through 5 p.m., Monday–Friday) must be paid upon exiting the garage. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to an access-controlled area, the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. Eligible Payment Types Check Credit Card: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa Payroll deduction Available to payroll deduction eligible faculty/staff. One-time pre-tax deduction for full purchase price. Yellow Evening (Zones 1,2,3,4) Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus faculty/staff member. Cost: 2023-2024 yellow evening permit is $46.00Price prorates daily, Monday-Friday, beginning August 1, 2023. Validity Faculty/Staff hangtag permits should be displayed unobstructed from the rearview mirror of the registered vehicle. Yellow Evening Permit is valid in yellow spaces in Zones 1-4 from 3:30 p.m. to 7 a.m. Monday – Friday, and all day Saturday/Sunday. Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage equipped with gate arm technology during the valid timeframe, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry. Before 3:30 p.m. on weekdays, a ticket must be pulled upon entry to any garage, and the hourly rate (through 5 p.m., Monday–Friday) must be paid upon exiting the garage. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to an access-controlled area, the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. Eligible Payment Types Check Credit Card: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa Payroll deduction Available to payroll deduction eligible faculty/staff. One-time pre-tax deduction for full purchase price. Motorcycle Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus faculty/staff member. Price  prorates once annually on January 15, 2024. Validity Motorcycles 50cc or greater must have a valid motorcycle permit.Motorized vehicles 49cc or less do not require a parking permit and must park at a bike rack. Motorcycle permits must be adhered and display on the front right fork of the motorcycle, motor scooter or motorbike. For the safety of pedestrians, motorcycles, motorbikes, and motor scooters may not be driven on campus walkways. Motorcycle permits are valid only in areas designated for motorcycles. Permits are non-transferrable. Each motorcycle, motor scooter or motorbike must have a separate permit. AccessMotorcycles, motor scooters, motorbikes and bicycles are prohibited from entering any garage equipped with PARCS equipment (gate arm technology). Motorcycle parking is not permitted in any garage equipped with gate arm technology. Eligible Payment Types Check Credit Card: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa Payroll deduction Available to payroll deduction eligible faculty/staff. One-time pre-tax deduction for full purchase price. 2023-2024 Graduate Permit Options Affordable ParkSmart (West Campus) With this low-cost permit, you can park at West Campus and commute to the Danforth Campus on a WashU shuttle or the Metro. For detailed information, please see the ParkSmart page. CONVENIENT Graduate Student Yellow (Zones 1,2,3) Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus graduate student. Validity Graduate Student Daily Usage interior sticker permits should be adhered unobstructed to the lower passenger side corner of the front windshield of the registered vehicle. Yellow Permits are valid in yellow spaces (open spaces with no signage) within the zone indicated on the permit, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Yellow Permits are valid in all garages within the assigned zone. Between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m., Monday – Friday and all day Saturday/Sunday (Open Park Operations), a yellow permit is valid in any yellow, visitor or ParkSmart (West and North Campuses) designated space in any zone (Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 5N or 5W). Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology, simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry if within the correct zone and valid timeframe. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to any PARCS (access-controlled area) the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. To gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology outside of your designated parking zone, pull up to the entry gate, pull and entry ticket and park as a visitor in a visitor designated space. Upon exit, the entry ticket should be scanned at the exit station and fee paid via credit card. Eligible Payment Type: Student billing via student account Daily Usage Permit The Daily Usage Program allows permit holders to pay for parking on a monthly basis based on daily usage. It is ideal for those who only occasionally (less than 3 times per week) need to park on the Danforth Campus. Permits are issued for one specific zone, from Zones 1 to 3. For detailed information, please see the Daily Usage page. Yellow Evening (Zones 1,2,3,4) Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus graduate student. Validity Hangtag permits should be displayed unobstructed from the rearview mirror of the registered vehicle. Yellow Evening Permit is valid in yellow spaces in Zones 1-4 from 3:30 p.m. to 7 a.m. Monday – Friday, and all day Saturday/Sunday. Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage equipped with gate arm technology during the valid timeframe, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry. Before 3:30 p.m. on weekdays, a ticket must be pulled upon entry to any garage, and the hourly rate (through 5 p.m., Monday–Friday) must be paid upon exiting the garage. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to an access-controlled area, the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. Eligible Payment Type: Student billing via student account Motorcycle Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus graduate student. Price  prorates once annually on January 15, 2024. Validity Motorcycles 50cc or greater must have a valid motorcycle permit.Motorized vehicles 49cc or less do not require a parking permit and must park at a bike rack. Motorcycle permits must be adhered and display on the front right fork of the motorcycle, motor scooter or motorbike. For the safety of pedestrians, motorcycles, motorbikes, and motor scooters may not be driven on campus walkways. Motorcycle permits are valid only in areas designated for motorcycles. Permits are non-transferrable. Each motorcycle, motor scooter or motorbike must have a separate permit. AccessMotorcycles, motor scooters, motorbikes and bicycles are prohibited from entering any garage equipped with PARCS equipment (gate arm technology). Motorcycle parking is not permitted in any garage equipped with gate arm technology. Eligible Payment Type: Student billing via student account 2023-2024 Undergraduate Permit Options Affordable ParkSmart (West Campus) With this low-cost permit, you can park at West Campus and commute to the Danforth Campus on a WashU shuttle or the Metro. For detailed information, please see the ParkSmart page. CONVENIENT Wallace Yellow Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus undergraduate student, sophomore or higher standing, living on the South 40. Validity This permit is valid August 1, 2023 through May 31, 2024. Undergraduate student interior sticker permits should be adhered unobstructed to the lower passenger side corner of the front windshield of the registered vehicle. Wallace Yellow Permits are valid in yellow spaces (open spaces with no signage) within the Wallace Garage, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m., Monday – Friday and all day Saturday/Sunday (Open Park Operations), a yellow permit is valid in any yellow, visitor or ParkSmart (West and North Campuses) designated space in any zone (Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 5N or 5W). Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology outside of your designated parking zone, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate, pull and entry ticket and park as a visitor in a visitor designated space. Upon exit, the entry ticket should be scanned at the exit station and fee paid via credit card. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to any PARCS (access-controlled area) the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. Eligible Payment Type: Student billing via student account Northwest Resident Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus undergraduate student, sophomore or higher standing, who live in the Village, Millbrook Apartments or on Fraternity Row. Validity This permit is valid August 1, 2023 through May 31, 2024. Undergraduate student interior sticker permits should be adhered unobstructed to the lower passenger side corner of the front windshield of the registered vehicle. Northwest Resident permits are valid in yellow spaces (open spaces with no signage) within the roof of the Millbrook Garage, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m., Monday – Friday and all day Saturday/Sunday (Open Park Operations), a yellow permit is valid in any yellow, visitor or ParkSmart (West and North Campuses) designated space in any zone (Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 5N or 5W). Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry if within the correct zone and valid timeframe. To gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology outside of your designated parking zone, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate, pull and entry ticket and park as a visitor in a visitor designated space. Upon exit, the entry ticket should be scanned at the exit station and fee paid via credit card. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to any PARCS (access-controlled area) the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. Eligible Payment Type: Student billing via student account Lofts Resident Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus undergraduate student, sophomore or higher standing, who lives in The Lofts. Cost: Lofts bundled pricing (no cost to student) Validity This permit is valid August 1, 2023 through May 31, 2024. Undergraduate student interior sticker permits should be adhered unobstructed to the lower passenger side corner of the front windshield of the registered vehicle. Lofts Resident permits are valid in yellow designated spaces (open spaces with no signage) in the Lofts Garage, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m., Monday – Friday and all day Saturday/Sunday (Open Park Operations), a yellow permit is valid in any yellow, visitor or ParkSmart (West and North Campuses) designated space in any zone (Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 5N or 5W). Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry if within the correct zone and valid timeframe. To gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology outside of your designated parking zone, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate, pull and entry ticket and park as a visitor in a visitor designated space. Upon exit, the entry ticket should be scanned at the exit station and fee paid via credit card. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to any PARCS (access-controlled area) the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. Eligible Payment Type: Lofts bundled pricing (no cost to student) This permit is not eligible for a student refund as it is issued at no additional cost to the student. Lofts Zone 2 Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus undergraduate student, sophomore or higher standing, who lives in The Lofts. Cost: 2023-2024 Lofts-Zone 2 permit is $896.00Price prorates daily, Monday-Friday, beginning August 1, 2023. Validity This permit is valid August 1, 2023 through May 31, 2024. Undergraduate student interior sticker permits should be adhered unobstructed to the lower passenger side corner of the front windshield of the registered vehicle. Lofts-Zone 2 permits are valid in yellow designated spaces (open spaces with no signage) in the Lofts Garage as well as Zone 2, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m., Monday – Friday and all day Saturday/Sunday (Open Park Operations), a yellow permit is valid in any yellow, visitor or ParkSmart (West and North Campuses) designated space in any zone (Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 5N or 5W). Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry if within the correct zone and valid timeframe. To gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology outside of your designated parking zone, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate, pull and entry ticket and park as a visitor in a visitor designated space. Upon exit, the entry ticket should be scanned at the exit station and fee paid via credit card. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to any PARCS (access-controlled area) the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. Eligible Payment Type: Student billing via student account Undergraduate Commuter Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus undergraduate student, sophomore or higher standing, who lives off-campus. Cost: 2023-2024 Undergraduate Commuter permit is $896.00Price prorates daily, Monday-Friday, beginning August 1, 2023. Validity This permit is valid August 1, 2023 through May 31, 2024. Undergraduate student interior sticker permits should be adhered unobstructed to the lower passenger side corner of the front windshield of the registered vehicle. Undergraduate Commuter permits are valid in yellow designated spaces (open spaces with no signage) in Zone 2, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m., Monday – Friday and all day Saturday/Sunday (Open Park Operations), a yellow permit is valid in any yellow, visitor or ParkSmart (West and North Campuses) designated space in any zone (Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 5N or 5W). Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry if within the correct zone and valid timeframe. To gain entry into a garage with gate arm technology outside of your designated parking zone, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate, pull and entry ticket and park as a visitor in a visitor designated space. Upon exit, the entry ticket should be scanned at the exit station and fee paid via credit card. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to any PARCS (access-controlled area) the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. Eligible Payment Type: Student billing via student account Yellow Evening Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus undergraduate student who lives off-campus. Validity Hangtag permit should be displayed unobstructed from the rearview mirror of the registered vehicle. Yellow Evening Permit is valid in yellow spaces in Zones 1-4 from 3:30 p.m. to 7 a.m. Monday – Friday, and all day Saturday/Sunday. Permits are non-transferrable. AccessTo gain entry into a garage equipped with gate arm technology during the valid timeframe, the permit holder will simply pull up to the entry gate and the RFID permit will be automatically read to allow entry. Before 3:30 p.m. on weekdays, a ticket must be pulled upon entry to any garage, and the hourly rate (through 5 p.m., Monday–Friday) must be paid upon exiting the garage. If a ticket is pulled to gain entry to an access-controlled area, the vehicle owner/operator is responsible for any/all fees incurred. Eligible Payment Type: Student billing via student account Motorcycle Eligibility: Individual must be a Danforth Campus undergraduate student. Price  prorates once annually on January 15, 2024. Validity Motorcycles 50cc or greater must have a valid motorcycle permit.Motorized vehicles 49cc or less do not require a parking permit and must park at a bike rack. Motorcycle permits must be adhered and display on the front right fork of the motorcycle, motor scooter or motorbike. For the safety of pedestrians, motorcycles, motorbikes, and motor scooters may not be driven on campus walkways. Motorcycle permits are valid only in areas designated for motorcycles. Permits are non-transferrable. Each motorcycle, motor scooter or motorbike must have a separate permit. AccessMotorcycles, motor scooters, motorbikes and bicycles are prohibited from entering any garage equipped with PARCS equipment (gate arm technology). Motorcycle parking is not permitted in any garage equipped with gate arm technology. Eligible Payment Type: Student billing via student account Additional Permits Retiree Parking Permit Fill out this form if you are a retiree interested in purchasing a permit. More information & request form ≫ Official Business Permits – Department or Vendor Available for purchase by a Danforth Campus department or a vendor with a valid exception. Allows parking in visitor, yellow, or red spaces. More information &＃038; request form ≫ Department Vehicle Permits Request a WashU Danforth campus department vehicle parking permit. 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