UNT Transportation Services

Just a friendly reminder to have a permit before you come to campus! If you need help finding an option that works for you, visit our website to explore available permits and parking options.

Remember: Everyone needs a valid permit to park on campus. Make sure you’re covered before you park on the first day of class!

We're back with this week's availability for parking passes for the 2026-2027 school year. If you're having trouble purchasing a permit, please let us know. This will be the final social media post update for this information.

A few tips and reminders:
- If you're emailing us about your account, include your student ID number so we can help you faster!
- Please include whether you're a resident or a commuter.
- Please let us know if we can help you with parking or transportation around campus.
- Permits will be fully virtual this upcoming year, so your license plate will be your parking permit -- meaning that your license plate HAS to be accurate when you input it on the parking portal.

Available now! Need a ride in the early morning? The UNT Lyft Program offers free rides for UNT students, faculty and staff from 2–7 a.m., every day, within the UNT Lyft Zone during the fall and spring semesters. Enter your UNT promo code once to get started, then eligible rides are automatically discounted.

Whether you saw us in the office, around campus, or somewhere in between, we hope we were able to help you find your way through Move-In and get ready for First Flight Week!

Welcome to campus, Mean Green! We’re excited to have you back and ready for another great year.

Go Mean Green!

Moving in this weekend? We’ve got you covered.

Transportation Services will have staff in the office this Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to help with any parking or transportation questions as move-in gets underway and we head into First Flight Week.

Starting Monday, First Flight Week is officially here, and we’ll be ready to help you navigate campus, parking, and transportation throughout the start of the semester.

**Move-in Weekend Office Hours**
Saturday & Sunday | 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

Welcome to campus, Mean Green! We’re excited to have you here.

Simplify your campus commute by using these simple tips.

Did you know you can skip the parking hassle with DCTA buses? Park and ride to your destination with ease and save time and stress. It's the smarter way to stay on the move while supporting sustainable transportation. Please let us know if you need help utilizing any of our services.

More parking. Same commitment to improving your experience.

While campus was quieter this summer, our team was hard at work making improvements for the fall semester. Lots 32 and 40 have both been significantly expanded—roughly doubling their size to provide more parking spaces for the UNT community.

These projects are part of our ongoing efforts to improve parking availability and prepare for a successful academic year. We can't wait to welcome everyone back and put these new spaces to use.

See you soon, Mean Green!

Parking lot entrance for Lot 38 and Highland Street construction update:

Beginning Monday, Aug. 3, the City of Denton will begin roadway construction on Highland Street between Welch Street and Bernard Street. Construction is expected to continue through mid-November, weather permitting.

During construction, this portion of Highland Street will be closed to through traffic, with local access only.

If you park in Lot 38, temporary vehicle access will be available through Lot 39 while work is underway.