Transportation and Parking Services would like to inform you of an upcoming parking impact.
New BLUE Decal Parking to Open on 1/7/19
As Northern Portion of the Commuter Lot Closes
Effective January 6, 2019 the northern portion of the Commuter Lot, located on Gale Lemerand Drive, will be closed due to construction of a new 2,000 space Garage projected to open February, 2020.
Alternative parking for Blue decal holders can be found at:
Bus Routes 121, 33, and 117
will provide service to and from stops adjacent to the new Fifield Lot on Memorial Road beginning at 7am on weekdays.
The 121 will provide service to and from the Microbiology bus stop on Museum Road from 7AM-6PM weekdays with a bus arriving every 10 minutes and will transport passengers to Shands, the O’Connell Center/Stadium Road area and the east side of campus.
The 33 will provide service to and from the Fifield bus stop on Hull Road from 7AM-2AM weekdays with a bus arriving every 15-30 minutes and will transport passengers along Mowry Road to Center Drive and the NE corner of campus.
The 117 will also provide service to and from the Fifield bus stop on Hull Road from 7AM-7PM weekdays with a bus arriving every 30 minutes and will transport passengers along Mowry Road to Center Drive and the Reitz Union.
In addition, other routes including the 118, 122, 125, and 126 will provide supplementary service to the Microbiology and Fifield areas adjoining the new Memorial Drive lot on weekdays.
You may visit the
RTS website for more information regarding the bus service routes.
UF Health Shuttle
On January 7th the newly constructed Archer Road lot is schedule to open. The UF Health Parking and Transportation department will extend shuttle services during peak hours for those utilizing the lot.
The Employee Courtesy Shuttle (Blue Line) will extend the shuttle service to the Archer Road lot from 6:30am to 10:00am, break, and then start again from 2pm-6pm.
We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding and cooperation. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact TAPS at (352) 392-7275. Thank you.
