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Important P&T Information and Updates

Please use our Operating Status page for today's service level and updates, and our Service Schedule for the future schedule of daily transit and parking service levels.

Parking

  • Need to park for a few hours? Please use the Parkmobile app (https://parkmobile.io/) for hourly parking in available locations. Parking meters and pay stations have been removed or deactivated.
  • Most UVA students and employees may purchase daily, multi-day, and annual permits via the Online Parking Portal (https://uva.t2hosted.com/Account/Portal).
  • Residential Students who are returning to Grounds for Fall 2021: most residential permits will be available online in mid-August. Summer 2021 students: click here to purchase your permit online now. Graduate Student Housing at Copeley I/II or Piedmong should contact P&T upon moving in for assistance with purchasing the appropriate permit.
  • Check your permit status and update your license plate information in the Online Parking Portal (https://uva.t2hosted.com/Account/Portal)
  • Except on University holidays, P&T customer service representatives are available Monday-Friday, 7:30AM-5PM. P&T customer service is provided via live chat on this web site, via phone at 434-924-7231, via email at parking@virginia.edu, and in-person by setting an appointment. The P&T office on Millmont is closed to the public. More information on how to contact us here: https://parking.virginia.edu/contact-information

Transportation

  • University Transit Service (UTS) at the University of Virginia's Department of Parking and Transportation is seeking reliable Transit Bus Drivers. Click HERE for more information!
  • Safe Ride - Provided by Yellow Cab is available from 10:00 PM to 7:30 AM, 7 days per week. Please see our Safe Ride page for more information.
  • Note that public health guidance continues to impact public transit operations. University Transit Service will publish 2021-2022 academic routes by early August.

 

    DART

    DART: Demand and Response Transportation 

    Demand and Response Transportation (DART) was developed with the Office for Equal Opportunity and Civil Rights to provide transportation to people who are unable to use fixed route bus service due to a disability.

    DART runs whenever UTS is in service. Check to see if DART is in service HERE!

    View the rider's guide here.

    Applications are available online or in the following locations:

    Contact Information 

    Melissa Oliver
    434.924.3095
     

    DART Service Area