As the number of cyclists and others traveling across Penn State campuses continues to grow, University Police and Public Safety (UPPS), Transportation Services, and the University as a whole remain committed to the safety of all, regardless of their means of travel.

General parking for Penn State spring commencement ceremonies will be available at Stadium West, Jordan East, and Porter North.

Quimby will focus on the Fleet Operations side of the department and work to improve the processes and effectiveness of every vehicle in the University Fleet.

Students, faculty, and staff have access to a variety of services including public transportation, biking, Lyft programs and a free ride-matching platform, RideOn.

The Community/Visitor permit will be available to local community members and frequent campus visitors.

Customers will have the ability to pay on their phone for parking when they return to their vehicle before exiting.

The new parking option will offer an alternative to a monthly parking permit for remote and hybrid employees by using available space in the parking areas already overallocated for permits but consistently have unused parking spaces.

The site provides information for visitors and non-deck permit holders about the availability of visitor parking at the East, HUB, Nittany, and West decks.

New rates will continue to support campus parking infrastructure and transportation-related programs and services.

DEP Grant Awarded to Penn State for Electric Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure