Campus Services helps make each Roadrunner’s journey a success

Getting around: Parking permits, The Runner and VIA U-Pass

Those planning to park on campus will need a valid permit. A wide variety of permit options are available to suit various needs and budgets, including surface, garage, garage reserved and evening-only permits. It's fast and easy to order a permit on MyParking. Be sure to allow five to seven days to receive it by mail. Convenient payment options include credit or debit, add to tuition and fees (for students), and monthly payroll deductions (for faculty and staff).

To aid Roadrunners on where to park, each parking permit has a list of valid parking areas for that permit type printed on the back. Visit the Campus Services website for clear, color-coded parking maps which identify designated parking zones on each UTSA campus.

For those who don't come to campus frequently enough to warrant purchasing a parking permit, FastPass, a reloadable parking pass for hourly parking in the Main Campus garages, is an option to consider. Another great hourly parking solution for occasional on-campus 'Runners is ParkMobile, which allows individuals to park in designated hourly parking zones throughout campus and pay the hourly parking rate from their phone. The parking time can also be extended from any location-no worries if a meeting or study session runs longer than expected.

UTSA's Main Campus transit system, The Runner, provides service to and from on-campus parking lots and select nearby apartment complexes. Track a shuttle's arrival time and view the live bus map and route schedules with The Runner GPS -download the free app on the App Store or Google Play.