Transportation Services strives to make the University of Oregon campus accessible to all, regardless of conditions that limit mobility. We are also committed to providing clear and accurate information for the faculty, staff, students, and visitors who travel to campus.
ADA Parking
All persons who park in University-owned parking lots, during hours when permit is required, must obtain a University of Oregon parking permit. These requirements also apply to ADA spaces located in lots that require a permit for parking.
Commuter Zone Permit Holders
If you have a zonal permit from the University of Oregon for any zone and a DMV issued disabled placard, you may park in any ADA space in any zonal permit lot. You must display your DMV issued disabled placard and have a valid University of Oregon parking permit.
Hourly Pay-To-Park Areas
Vehicles displaying an DMV issued disabled placard may park in any space in any hourly pay to park area without payment, except the 13th Ave Garage and the Millrace Garage.
Visitor ADA Parking
Visitors displaying a DMV issued Disabled Person Parking placard are eligible to park in any ADA space located in lots that require a permit by obtaining a University of Oregon Visitor parking permit for any zone from the parking portal. If all University of Oregon Visitor parking permits are sold out, visitors may still obtain a day permit by contacting Transportation Services at 541-346-5444 or by emailing transportation@uoregon.edu.
Shuttles
The University provides free accessible shuttle services to support access and mobility across campus. Accessible shuttles are designed for individuals who have difficulty walking longer distances or use mobility devices. Each shuttle is equipped with a wheelchair lift, and trained staff are available to assist passengers with boarding, exiting, and securing mobility equipment.
Transportation Accommodations
Designated accessible parking spaces and accessible campus shuttles are available transportation options designed to support campus access and mobility needs. When an employee or student requires additional transportation accommodation, the university offers several resources to address individual needs. The Accessible Education Center, Office of Equal Opportunity and Access, and the Office of the Dean of Students evaluate case-by-case disability related needs and determine if additional transportation related accommodations are necessary and reasonable.