UNT Transportation Services

Lot 16 has gotten a refresh.

Our team recently completed repairs and improvements in the lot, including filling potholes, repaving sections, and restriping parking spaces to help create a smoother and safer experience for everyone who parks there.

Thank you for your patience while this work was completed. We’re committed to maintaining parking areas across campus and making improvements where they’re needed most.

Please join us in congratulating Mandy Hill on her new role as Associate Director of Transportation Services over Enforcement. We are excited to see her leadership and experience continue to make a positive impact on our department and campus community.

We will be closed Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day. If you need something from us, please feel free to send us an email (at [email protected]) or a DM here on social media and we will get back to you in the order they were received. Otherwise, we look forward to serving you when we are back in office on Tuesday.

Are you on campus over the summer and need something from the bike shop? No worries! We've got you covered. Stop by our normal location between the GAB and Sycamore hall.

Parking at UNT is a little different than parking at a community college, and there’s a reason for that.

As a large university with a residential population, UNT parking supports commuters, students living on campus, faculty, staff, visitors, athletics, events, and transit systems all at once. That means more planning, more permit options, and more movement across campus every day.

Swipe through to learn why parking at UNT functions more like a small city transportation system than a typical commuter campus.

With the semester coming to a close, it is time for Night Flight to pause until next fall. It has been a pleasure to serve you, and we look forward to having the opportunity to do so again in the fall.

We want to congratulate everyone who is graduating this semester. If you're coming to watch a graduation, please watch out for our people if you need help finding where you need to go. Go Mean Green!

Heads up, Eagles!

These routes will not be running the entire day due to graduation traffic. Other lines will run at their usual times. EP 131 will run on a detour around commencement traffic.

Attention Eagles!

The way we are doing bike and scooter round-up looks a little different this year. After move-out, abandoned bikes, scooters, and other devices left at residence halls and around campus will be collected beginning May 12.

Items will be stored for 30 days with Transportation Services. Unclaimed devices will be sent to surplus after June 12.

Take your bike or scooter with you when you leave for the semester. Please let us know if you need clarification on anything.

We have collected 1890 items so far to help stock the food bank on campus! The last day to donate to help pay your citations is on May 8.

Of course, if you were just wanting to donate to the food pantry, donations can be dropped off at the Diamond Eagle Student Resource Center Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and occasionally on Saturdays. For more information, contact them at [email protected] or 940-565-4587.