New Parking Structure
Follow the progress on the new Yale/Lomas parking structure.

Buy Permits
Permit sales and information.

Sustainability
Our initiatives and incentives place us at the vanguard of UNM's sustainability program.

Facebook Page
Visit the UNM Alternative Transportation Group on Facebook.

Clean Air
Cleaner-running cars are better for the environment and your pocket.

Schedules
Current shuttle and Rail Runner times.

Construction News
Latest construction and road closure details.

Car Pooling
How do you squeeze 2 - 8 people into 1 permit? Find out here.

Free Bus Pass
PATS brings you absolutely free ABQ Ride bus travel for all UNM, UNMH/HSC staff, faculty and students.

BikeIt!
Check out our all-things-bike page.

Lobo Bikes
PATS free-bicycle progam and how to join it.

The Bus Stops Here
See our Daily Lobo column archive.

Zipcar
Zipcar, the national short-term car-hire people, now offer departmental accounts.

Lost Property
Contact Transportation Lost and Found to see if it's been handed in.

Permits

2011-2012 parking permits are now on sale.
Staff/Faculty payroll deduction permits are automatically renewed, no new application is necessary. If you have a Faculty/Staff permit that is not on payroll deduction, you can renew it in our office any time before August 19th.

Most permits will be mailed to holder's specified address by August 14, 2011. If you have not received your new permit by this date, please contact PATS on 277-1938.

Campus dorm residents must purchase dorm permits either online or in person at PATS. Dorm permits will be available for pickup at the PATS office during move-in.

Lobo Village permits are available online. LV permits must be ordered before August 10th to be received during check-in.

Revised Permits Rates
See the new rates for 2011 - 2012

Click Here to Purchase Your Permit Through Your New Personal Parking Website!

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Reserved Spaces

Commuter Student

Dorm/Resident Students

Fraternity and Sorority

Faculty and Staff

Emeritus

Motorcycle

Temporary Visitor (daily and weekly) Permits

Rover

Other

UNM Parking and Transportation Services is an auxiliary enterprise responsible for generating enough revenue to cover all of its operations. Revenues come from a variety of sources, including annual and temporary parking permits; metered and short-term parking and event suppport services. UNM PATS is non-profit and receives no funding from tuition, student fees or state allocation.