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Parking Services' Mission
To maximize access to the UH Mānoa campus through a commitment to innovation, environmental sustainability, resource management, and quality customer service.
To maximize access to the UH Mānoa campus through a commitment to innovation, environmental sustainability, resource management, and quality customer service.
Physical Science Lot Closed for Construction
While the lot near the Physical Science Building is closed for construction (anticipated re-opening May 2013), Zone 13 permitholders may find parking in other Zone 13 locations. Those include lots near POST and Holmes Halls, around Krauss Circle, and even spaces on East-West Road. Zone 13 permitted sites are marked in bright blue in the attached map.
Parking in the Lower Campus Parking Structure (Zone 20) is also available at all times with an Upper Campus permit.
Zone 13 permitholders with a Disability Parking Permit may park in the spaces reserved for persons with disabilities in the Visitors’ lot behind Kennedy Theatre.
While the lot near the Physical Science Building is closed for construction (anticipated re-opening May 2013), Zone 13 permitholders may find parking in other Zone 13 locations. Those include lots near POST and Holmes Halls, around Krauss Circle, and even spaces on East-West Road. Zone 13 permitted sites are marked in bright blue in the attached map.
Parking in the Lower Campus Parking Structure (Zone 20) is also available at all times with an Upper Campus permit.
Zone 13 permitholders with a Disability Parking Permit may park in the spaces reserved for persons with disabilities in the Visitors’ lot behind Kennedy Theatre.
Commuter Cycling 101
Hawaii Bicycling League offers free two-hour bicycle safety course at UH Mānoa every weekend from now thru the end of April. Learn more here.
Hawaii Bicycling League offers free two-hour bicycle safety course at UH Mānoa every weekend from now thru the end of April. Learn more here.
New Visitor Parking Rates
Parking Services announces the following increases to visitor parking rates on the UH Mānoa campus, effective January 1, 2012.
LOWER CAMPUS PARKING STRUCTURE
Mon - Fri, 5am - 4pm: $5.00
Mon - Fri, 4pm - closing: $6.00
Saturday & Special Events, 5am - closing: $6.00
DOLE STREET STRUCTURE
Mon - Fri, 6:30am - 4pm: $5.00
Mon - Fri, 4pm - closing: $6.00
Saturday & Special Events, 6:30am - closing: $6.00
UPPER CAMPUS VISITOR LOTS
Mon - Fri, 6:30am - 4pm: $4.00 per hour at pay-to-park stations *
Mon - Fri, 4pm - closing: $6.00
Saturday & Special Events, 6:30am - closing: $6.00
* Hourly rates remain unchanged.
Parking Services announces the following increases to visitor parking rates on the UH Mānoa campus, effective January 1, 2012.
LOWER CAMPUS PARKING STRUCTURE
Mon - Fri, 5am - 4pm: $5.00
Mon - Fri, 4pm - closing: $6.00
Saturday & Special Events, 5am - closing: $6.00
DOLE STREET STRUCTURE
Mon - Fri, 6:30am - 4pm: $5.00
Mon - Fri, 4pm - closing: $6.00
Saturday & Special Events, 6:30am - closing: $6.00
UPPER CAMPUS VISITOR LOTS
Mon - Fri, 6:30am - 4pm: $4.00 per hour at pay-to-park stations *
Mon - Fri, 4pm - closing: $6.00
Saturday & Special Events, 6:30am - closing: $6.00
* Hourly rates remain unchanged.
Proposed Permit Rate Increases
On November 30, 2011, new permit parking rates were approved for presentation at public hearings by the University of Hawai'i Board of Regents.
Implementation of the new rates require final approval by the BOR after the conclusion of the public hearings. Proposed effective date is July 1, 2012.
Parking Structure Condition Survey
Parking Operations Program Review
Proposed Parking Rates FY2013 - 2017
On November 30, 2011, new permit parking rates were approved for presentation at public hearings by the University of Hawai'i Board of Regents.
Implementation of the new rates require final approval by the BOR after the conclusion of the public hearings. Proposed effective date is July 1, 2012.
Parking Structure Condition Survey
Parking Operations Program Review
Proposed Parking Rates FY2013 - 2017
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January 26, 2012
Free Presentations on Moped/Motorcycle Helmet Safety
Did you know that each year, approximately 25 college-aged individuals are brought to Queen's Medical Center's Trauma Center with serious injuries sustained during a moped or motorcycle crash? Learn some life-saving facts at an hour-long workshop on Monday, January 30, at UHM's Shidler College of Business A-102. Two presentations offered at 4pm and 5:30pm, with free helmets available to the first 75 attendees who also complete a survey and show proof of ridership.
Media Advisory from Queen's.
Free Presentations on Moped/Motorcycle Helmet Safety
Did you know that each year, approximately 25 college-aged individuals are brought to Queen's Medical Center's Trauma Center with serious injuries sustained during a moped or motorcycle crash? Learn some life-saving facts at an hour-long workshop on Monday, January 30, at UHM's Shidler College of Business A-102. Two presentations offered at 4pm and 5:30pm, with free helmets available to the first 75 attendees who also complete a survey and show proof of ridership.
Media Advisory from Queen's.
December 9, 2011
Rainbow Shuttle Schedules - Winter Break 2011
Rainbow Shuttle Schedules - Winter Break 2011
December 9
No Express Shuttles
December 12-15
Regular Service
December 16
No Express shuttles.
Note: Student Housing Shuttles go only as far as Frear from 10:00am
Note: Student Housing Shuttles go only as far as Frear from 10:00am
December 19 - January 8
No shuttle service
January 9
Regular service resumes
December 5, 2011
Student/New Employee Online Permit purchases
STUDENTS: Online payment for reserved spring parking permits begins today at 5pm and continues through December 31, 2011.
Student parking permits will be available for pickup across from the Campus Mailroom starting January 4, 2012.
NEW UHM EMPLOYEES: Online payment for permits may be made starting today. After completing payment, your permit(s) are available for pickup at the Parking Office (please be prepared to show proof of employment).
Student/New Employee Online Permit purchases
STUDENTS: Online payment for reserved spring parking permits begins today at 5pm and continues through December 31, 2011.
Student parking permits will be available for pickup across from the Campus Mailroom starting January 4, 2012.
NEW UHM EMPLOYEES: Online payment for permits may be made starting today. After completing payment, your permit(s) are available for pickup at the Parking Office (please be prepared to show proof of employment).
November 21, 2011
Spring 2012 Parking Permit Reservation
STUDENT PARKING PERMITS ARE RESERVED ONLINE.
Students who wish to reserve a parking permit for the Spring 2012 semester must reserve a permit upon completion of their class registration for the Spring 2012 semester.
To reserve a permit, students must go to http://parking.hawaii.edu/registration/
Spring 2012 Parking Permit Reservation
STUDENT PARKING PERMITS ARE RESERVED ONLINE.
Students who wish to reserve a parking permit for the Spring 2012 semester must reserve a permit upon completion of their class registration for the Spring 2012 semester.
To reserve a permit, students must go to http://parking.hawaii.edu/registration/
October 7, 2011
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa holds first “BikeUHM” on October 19
Bike-to-campus day features informational fair at Hamilton Library Plaza
BikeUHM (pronounced bike-um), an inaugural event at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, invites students, faculty, and staff to ride their bicycles to campus on Wednesday, October 19, 2011. The consortium of sponsors hosts a two-hour fair on the Hamilton Library Plaza, adjacent to the newly installed bicycle racks, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Free mini-workshops in bike repair, maintenance, and security by Cycle Mānoa; a flat-tire clinic led by the “Red Hot Ladies” of the Hawaii Bicycling League; a video demonstration of TheBus bike racks; and “Ask the Bike Doctor” will be available to current cyclists, as well as those considering commuting by bike. In addition, there will be light refreshments, giveaways such as clip-on flashing lights, and drawings for prizes of bike helmets and bike locks.
BikeUHM is sponsored by Cycle Mānoa; Hawaii Bicycling League; City and County of Honolulu Department of Transportation Services; and University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s Bicycling Committee (Move with Aloha initiative), Parking Services, and Campus Security. Prizes donated by Hawaii Bicycling League, Island Triathlon and Bike, and University of Hawaiʻi Bookstore.
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa holds first “BikeUHM” on October 19
Bike-to-campus day features informational fair at Hamilton Library Plaza
BikeUHM (pronounced bike-um), an inaugural event at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, invites students, faculty, and staff to ride their bicycles to campus on Wednesday, October 19, 2011. The consortium of sponsors hosts a two-hour fair on the Hamilton Library Plaza, adjacent to the newly installed bicycle racks, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Free mini-workshops in bike repair, maintenance, and security by Cycle Mānoa; a flat-tire clinic led by the “Red Hot Ladies” of the Hawaii Bicycling League; a video demonstration of TheBus bike racks; and “Ask the Bike Doctor” will be available to current cyclists, as well as those considering commuting by bike. In addition, there will be light refreshments, giveaways such as clip-on flashing lights, and drawings for prizes of bike helmets and bike locks.
BikeUHM is sponsored by Cycle Mānoa; Hawaii Bicycling League; City and County of Honolulu Department of Transportation Services; and University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s Bicycling Committee (Move with Aloha initiative), Parking Services, and Campus Security. Prizes donated by Hawaii Bicycling League, Island Triathlon and Bike, and University of Hawaiʻi Bookstore.
September 27, 2011
Campus Transportation Open House on October 4
All University students, staff, and faculty are invited to an open house highlighting UH Mānoa campus transportation options on Tuesday, October 4, at 4 p.m. in the Campus Center Ballroom (301A).
Transportation planning specialists Nelson\Nygaard Consulting Associates will present results of this spring’s online survey of commuters and solicit input on initial alternative transportation strategies under consideration for UH Mānoa. Public participation is vital to creating an effective access plan for our campus. Please join us on October 4!
Campus Transportation Open House on October 4
All University students, staff, and faculty are invited to an open house highlighting UH Mānoa campus transportation options on Tuesday, October 4, at 4 p.m. in the Campus Center Ballroom (301A).
Transportation planning specialists Nelson\Nygaard Consulting Associates will present results of this spring’s online survey of commuters and solicit input on initial alternative transportation strategies under consideration for UH Mānoa. Public participation is vital to creating an effective access plan for our campus. Please join us on October 4!
August 22, 2011
A friendly reminder for student drivers from the Chancellor.
Friendly reminder about parking on public streets
Our campus shares the beautiful Mānoa area with the friendly, supportive communities of St. Louis, Makiki and Mānoa Valley—and we strive to be a good neighbor. So when parking on public streets, please follow all state and city laws and ordinances; arrive and depart quietly, respectfully and without littering; and continue to foster cordial relationships with the people you meet.
Students, faculty and staff are all ambassadors of UH Mānoa so each of us shares the responsibility of being a good neighbor. We all need to be respectful with regard to leaving our vehicles in surrounding neighborhoods. Thank you in advance for parking responsibly and with the utmost consideration.
Mahalo nui loa!
Chancellor Virginia S. Hinshaw
A friendly reminder for student drivers from the Chancellor.
Friendly reminder about parking on public streets
Our campus shares the beautiful Mānoa area with the friendly, supportive communities of St. Louis, Makiki and Mānoa Valley—and we strive to be a good neighbor. So when parking on public streets, please follow all state and city laws and ordinances; arrive and depart quietly, respectfully and without littering; and continue to foster cordial relationships with the people you meet.
Students, faculty and staff are all ambassadors of UH Mānoa so each of us shares the responsibility of being a good neighbor. We all need to be respectful with regard to leaving our vehicles in surrounding neighborhoods. Thank you in advance for parking responsibly and with the utmost consideration.
Mahalo nui loa!
Chancellor Virginia S. Hinshaw
May 3, 2011
You are required by law (Section 286-52, Hawaii Revised Statutes) to immediately notify the Division of Motor Vehicle, Licensing and Permits when you sell or otherwise dispose of a vehicle, i.e. car, motorcycle, or moped.
YOUR LIABILITY FOR THE VEHICLE WILL NOT BE RELEASED IF YOU DO NOT FILE THE PROPER DOCUMENTS. TO REMOVE YOUR NAME FROM THE DIVISION’S RECORD, THE NEW BUYER MUST APPLY FOR TRANSFER USING THE ENDORSED CERTIFICATE OF TITLE AND VALIDATED CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION RECEIVED FROM YOU.
YOU MUST FILE A NOTICE OF TRANSFER WITH THE DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES WITHIN 10 DAYS OF TRANSFER.
Protect yourself from responsibility for any tickets or citations received by future owner(s) using a car/motorcycle/moped that is still legally under your name.
DO NOT LET SOMEONE ELSE RACK UP HUNDREDS OR THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS OF CITATIONS IN YOUR NAME!
Further information is available at 532-7700 x213 and at the City and County of Honolulu website.
Notice of Transfer form is here
If you receive a citation on UH Mānoa campus for a vehicle that you are no longer the registered owner for, please submit a copy of your notice of transfer to UH Parking Office.
You are required by law (Section 286-52, Hawaii Revised Statutes) to immediately notify the Division of Motor Vehicle, Licensing and Permits when you sell or otherwise dispose of a vehicle, i.e. car, motorcycle, or moped.
YOUR LIABILITY FOR THE VEHICLE WILL NOT BE RELEASED IF YOU DO NOT FILE THE PROPER DOCUMENTS. TO REMOVE YOUR NAME FROM THE DIVISION’S RECORD, THE NEW BUYER MUST APPLY FOR TRANSFER USING THE ENDORSED CERTIFICATE OF TITLE AND VALIDATED CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION RECEIVED FROM YOU.
YOU MUST FILE A NOTICE OF TRANSFER WITH THE DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES WITHIN 10 DAYS OF TRANSFER.
Protect yourself from responsibility for any tickets or citations received by future owner(s) using a car/motorcycle/moped that is still legally under your name.
DO NOT LET SOMEONE ELSE RACK UP HUNDREDS OR THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS OF CITATIONS IN YOUR NAME!
Further information is available at 532-7700 x213 and at the City and County of Honolulu website.
Notice of Transfer form is here
If you receive a citation on UH Mānoa campus for a vehicle that you are no longer the registered owner for, please submit a copy of your notice of transfer to UH Parking Office.
April 14, 2011
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
Guidelines for Electric Vehicle Parking
Effective April 2011
The University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM) encourages the use of electric vehicles (EV) as part of the campus’ commitment to environmental sustainability.
Electric vehicles with a valid City and County of Honolulu certified EV license plate are allowed to park in the Lower Campus Parking Structure at no charge, on a space available basis.
Daily parking for EVs is allowed in the Parking Structure during these hours:
Please note that the Parking Structure is temporarily closed to any vehicle without a permit whenever the designated allotment has been reached. The Structure is reopened as soon as space becomes available.
Any questions regarding EV parking may be addressed to the Parking Office at 956-8899 or parking@hawaii.edu.
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
Guidelines for Electric Vehicle Parking
Effective April 2011
The University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM) encourages the use of electric vehicles (EV) as part of the campus’ commitment to environmental sustainability.
Electric vehicles with a valid City and County of Honolulu certified EV license plate are allowed to park in the Lower Campus Parking Structure at no charge, on a space available basis.
Daily parking for EVs is allowed in the Parking Structure during these hours:
- Monday to Thursday: 6:30 a.m. to midnight
- Friday 6:30 a.m. through midnight Sunday
- Holidays (observed by University of Hawai‘i): all day
Please note that the Parking Structure is temporarily closed to any vehicle without a permit whenever the designated allotment has been reached. The Structure is reopened as soon as space becomes available.
Any questions regarding EV parking may be addressed to the Parking Office at 956-8899 or parking@hawaii.edu.
October 1, 2009
Attention Bicyclists! Please note that numerous bike racks are located throughout the UH campus. If you cannot find a place at a particular rack please use a space at a bike rack at a nearby building.
DO NOT LOCK YOUR BIKE TO SIGNPOSTS OR RAILS. Sidewalks, ramps, and walkways must remain clear for safety reasons. Bicycles locked in violation of University Rules are subject to citation, immobilization or impound.
Click here for Map of bike rack locations
The following photos show illegal bike parking that will result in a citation and signage regarding bicycle parking.
Attention Bicyclists! Please note that numerous bike racks are located throughout the UH campus. If you cannot find a place at a particular rack please use a space at a bike rack at a nearby building.
DO NOT LOCK YOUR BIKE TO SIGNPOSTS OR RAILS. Sidewalks, ramps, and walkways must remain clear for safety reasons. Bicycles locked in violation of University Rules are subject to citation, immobilization or impound.
Click here for Map of bike rack locations
The following photos show illegal bike parking that will result in a citation and signage regarding bicycle parking.