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University Transit Service:
Transportation Demand Management

At the Department of Parking and Transportation, we consider it an integral part of our mission to provide transportation services that are not only safe, reliable and convenient, but also sustainable and environmentally responsible. In order to achieve this, the Transportation Demand Management (TDM) division of P&T is working to make it easier for members of the University community to travel without using single-occupancy vehicles. We would like to make the University Transit Service as efficient and user friendly as possible while complimenting Charlottesville Transit Service. We are working to advocate carpool programs and to create greater incentive for carpool users. Cyclists and pedestrians are an important and environmentally responsible part of the transportation fabric of our community as well.

The TDM division is dedicated to advocating improvements for those who travel under their own power. If you have any input or suggestions or need help finding a better way to commute, feel free to contact me.

Michael Goddard
TDM Programs Manager
434-982-2841
mag3p@virginia.edu 		Transportation Demand Management
Alternative Transportation Resources:
Charlottesville Transit Service
Charlottesville/Richmond Van Pool
Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commuter Information (http://www.commuterinformation.com)
Greene County Transit (http://www.gcva.us/dpts/trns/default.htm)
Home Ride of Virginia (http://www.homeride.com)
HooHasIt (U.Va Community)
JAUNT (http://www.ridejaunt.org)
RideShare (http://www.rideshareinfo.org)

Click Here for Biking Information Click Here to Calculate the Cost of Your Commute

Occasional Parker Programs

Introducing the Culbreth Road Occasional Parker Program!   
Culbreth Road Garage Parking and Transportation has implemented an Occasional Parking Program for the University Hall parking lots and the Culbreth Road Garage. This program provides a book of 10 permits valid in either the University Hall parking lots or the Culbreth Road Garage that will allow the customer to park 10 times (up to 24 hours at a time) for a one-time charge of $10.00 (University Hall lots) or $28.00 (Culbreth Road Garage). Anyone other than a First-Year student at U.Va may participate in this program, making it perfect for lecture series students, Theater and Museum patrons, bicycle riders, and any other occasional visitors to the University! Parking at the University Hall Parking Lots may be restricted before, during, and after certain events at the John Paul Jones Arena. Please check the JPJ Event Impact Schedule frequently for updates and lot vacate times. To participate in the program and obtain your Occasional Parker Permits, please visit the Parking and Transportation Office.

Emmet/Ivy Garage Occasional Parker Program  
Emmet/Ivy Garage Parking & Transportation has implemented an Occasional Parker Program for the Emmet/Ivy Garage.  This program provides a special permit valid in the garage that will allow the customer to park up to 20 times for a one-time charge of $36.  Anyone other than First-Year students at the U.Va may participate in this program -- making it perfect for lecture series students, Culbreth theater patrons, bicycle riders, and any other occasional visitors to the University!  A specific gate at the garage is equipped with a reader that will tell the program participant how many uses they have remaining.  To participate in the program and obtain your Occasional Parker permit, visit the Parking & Transportation Office.

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