Due to reduced ridership and classes moving primarily online after Thanksgiving, there are a few changes to the transportation options available on campus. Be On the Safe Side will have reduced hours, the Upark lot will be closed, the Prowl Line will not run the Commuter Route, and the MCTS UBUS schedule will be reduced. ...

Starting November 2nd, 2020, the City will also resume enforcement overnight . Residents must have a valid permit to park on streets overnight. The City of Milwaukee has changed its parking enforcement for streets surrounding UWM as of September 14th, 2020. The Department of Public Works resumed parking enforcement on September 14, 2020 for all posted ...

MCTS U-buses and the Waukesha County Express are great options for students, faculty, and staff to commute to campus. (U-PASSes and Commuter Value Passes are only valid on MCTS U-Buses.)

On this page: Parking BOSS Prowl Line (Residence Hall and UPARK Shuttles) UPASS CVP Parking Until Dec. 31, 2020, most parking rates will be discounted and prorated to the purchase date. Check your Transportation Services account for the most up-to-date rate. All UWM parking garages and lots will be open, and annual, semester and monthly permits will be available for purchase online ...

UWM Transportation Services will resume enforcing parking regulations on Monday, 7/13/20. All parking must be paid for on lots and in garages starting by that date. To avoid receiving a citation, you must have purchased a permit or paid for parking using contactless payment options like Parkmobile and Flowbird. Pay stations are also available for ...

UWM Transportation Services recognizes that some employees will need access to campus parking part-time. Employees can purchase a one-day pass, valid for either a future date or the day of purchase. Transportation Services is also working on a debit option that allows for on-demand entry to garages. Parking availability is subject to demand for each ...