Beginning Fall 2019, Cal Poly will implement permitless parking through technology that scans license plates to determine if a permit was purchased. The new License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology was approved by campus Information Technology Service March 6, and…
Frustrated about parking? Now is your chance to have your voice heard
Transportation and Parking Services in collaboration with campus partners and consulting firm to overcome parking challenges.
Cal Poly is “leveling the playing field” with a new parking pass lottery
Parking services are trying to improve the commuter passes process by implementing a new wait list lottery.
Three new parking structures, weekend permits proposed in Master Plan
Parking structures at Via Carta, Highland Drive and Mt. Bishop Road have been proposed.
Downtown parking structures will now charge 24/7
The downtown San Luis Obispo parking garages have implemented a new “Pay on Foot” system, charging for parking 24/7.
UPD bike auction attracts students looking for cheap wheels
Cal Poly’s bi-annual silent bike auction on Monday had students lined up to the end of the parking lot at the University Police Department (building 36). All 99 bikes offered in the auction were sold, according to Parking and Event…
Parking citation fees increase, money goes toward alternative transportation programs
Find out what the parking citation fee money can and cannot be used for.
Campus parking shakeup: Passes are now first come, first serve
The passes are no longer sold in order of academic progress. Freshman are still not eligible.
Parking problems could get worse as administration pushes for more students to be housed on campus
With the advent of major construction on campus to accommodate more students, parking has diminished on campus.
Additional parking permits on sale at 3 p.m.
Commuter students can request priority permits if they go to University Police Department before 3 p.m.
Annual and fall quarter general parking permits sold out
Cal Poly sold the same amount of permits this year starting Aug. 28, but designated the lots differently.