Blue bike share station with several bikes parked next to sidewalk where one person walks and one person rides a bike on the UW- Milwaukee campus.

UWM Transportation Services

UWM Transportation Services’ mission is to provide various transportation solutions that serve all modes of transportation within the UWM community while supporting the mission of education and research.  We coordinate and administer all transportation-related services on campus, serving a diverse range of needs and focusing on reducing overall parking demand. The goal is to offer multiple travel choices, enhance multi-modal connectivity, and shift emphasis away from single-occupancy vehicle use. 

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Open: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:15 PM

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  • PayByPhone Service Ending at UWM
    UWM is phasing out PayByPhone as a mobile payment service. Please stay tuned for announcements about future payment options at UWM later this summer. In the meantime, please consider using Parkmobile or Passport.
  • MCTS Summer Service Changes (Effective June 7, 2026)
    The Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) implemented summer service updates beginning June 7, 2026. These changes primarily focus on improving reliability and adjusting schedules across the system, with limited route changes. Key System-wide Highlights Schedule adjustments made to 15 routes to improve on-time performance (including RedLine, 21, and 68). Service updates reflect construction impacts and seasonal ridership patterns. Limited routing changes across …
  • Construction detour to NWQ Garage starting Monday, 3/16
    Starting Monday, 3/16 as part of the NWQ Stormwater Management Project, the drive aisle from Hartford Ave. and Lot 34 will be closed for construction tentatively though June. The NWQ Garage will remain open during this time-frame. Customers should enter off Newport Ave. then follow the signs to the garage entrance on the lower level. The diagram below shows the route to …