The Volunteer Boulevard Project will start the second phase of its makeover on Monday, May 29. The project involves extending the improvements that were made to Volunteer Boulevard from Fraternity Park to the Student Health Center over the past year.
With the popularity of the new Volunteer Boulevard Garage which opened last month, Parking and Transit Services wants to let you know about alternative and less-used parking options you can use if the garage is full. You can check on the occupancy of the Volunteer Boulevard Garage (G-16) by clicking the Parking icon within the
The first home game of the 2016 football season is Thursday. As the season begins, keep in mind a few things about football parking.
With another academic year beginning, Parking and Transit Services has made some changes to help accommodate student, faculty, and staff parking needs and make navigating campus construction easier.
Staff parking permits for 2016-17 are available to purchase online using payroll deduction or a credit card.
A Jehovah’s Witnesses religious conference set for Friday, July 1, to Sunday, July 3, at Thompson-Boling Arena is expected to have a major impact on campus traffic and parking.
Parking and Transit Services has temporary positions open for parking attendants.
Parking near Cumberland Avenue will become a little easier starting in 2018 thanks to a new parking agreement between UT and the City of Knoxville. The university will break ground in June on a new garage on Lake Avenue, which will open as the city’s Cumberland Avenue Corridor Project is completed.
Beginning in the fall 2016 semester, the university will begin charging for faculty and staff parking through a tiered, equitable pay structure.
There is no vehicular parking permitted on campus sidewalks. Parking on sidewalks causes safety issues, restricts pedestrian accessibility, and creates unsightly situations in and around our buildings.
As the university continues to improve accessibility across campus, parking policy revisions to help ensure availability of accessible parking for students, faculty, staff, and visitors who need it will be implemented beginning July 1, 2016.
It’s time for another edition of Commuter Corner! If you are an off-campus or commuter student, take a moment to fill out the commuter survey here. Your answers will help Off-Campus and Commuter Services be an advocate for you and better serve your needs.