Parking

If you plan to park a vehicle on campus during the year, or if you need information about getting to and around campus, please visit Transportation Services. You will need to purchase a permit that will correspond to your residence. Parking lots on campus have different restrictions, please look for instructions and restrictions on parking signs.

Be sure not to leave your valuables unattended or your doors unlocked.

Bikes on Campus

Eugene is a very bike-friendly town—there is bike parking on campus and biking is a great way to get around.

If you want to bring a bike, perhaps consider a used or inexpensive bike, along with a secure U-shaped lock and a helmet. Students are required to register bikes with Transportation Services. Bike registration helps the University of Oregon Police Department (UOPD) return stolen bikes to their rightful owners if they are recovered. It is also a good idea to keep a copy of bike serial numbers. Unregistered bikes parked on campus will be impounded. UOPD will provide bike registration throughout check-in at various locations on campus. Call 541-346-5444, or stop by the Transportation Services for times and locations.

The UO Bike Program in the student union building is a great resource for students (repairs, classes, events).

Please do not leave bikes unattended or unlocked during move in.

PeaceHealth Rides Bike Share

PeaceHealth Rides offers an easy and affordable way for UO students, faculty, and staff to get around campus and the city. With over 450 bikes and multiple hubs, including convenient locations on campus, you can ride to class or work or meet friends. Special pricing is available for the UO community, sponsored by ASUO. Sign up with your UO email to start riding today and enjoy a sustainable way to get around Eugene and Springfield. 

Personal Transportation Devices

While the university generally promotes the use of personal transportation devices as a way to be more sustainable, due to the risk of battery fire they may not be stored or charged in university-owned or -operated buildings. For that reason, University Housing recommends not bringing them to campus. This includes e-bikes, e-scooters, e-skateboards, hoverboards, one-wheels, or any other battery-powered e-transportation device.