Parking and Transit Services Updates
Read about updates to parking and shuttle services for Spring Break.
- published: 2025/03/12
- contact: Parking and Transit Services
- phone:Â 402.554.7275
- email:Â unoparking@unomaha.edu
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Parking for Spring Break | March 17-21
UNO will provide open-parking Monday, March 17, through Friday, March 21 in all general-use spaces on campus surface lots and garages. Permits are not necessary to park during this time. Regular enforcement resumes on Monday, March 24.
Please note that certain areas on campus are excluded from open-parking, such as pay-to-park areas where time limits are still enforced (Lots A, C, and the seven spaces in M), ADA spaces (reserved for those with an ADA permit), reserved spaces, loading zones, motorcycle areas, carpool spaces, compact stalls, visitor spaces, EV charging spaces, driveways, drive aisles, and fire lanes. These areas are enforced 24/7.
Shuttle Service for Spring Break | March 17-21
From Monday, March 17 through Friday, March 21, shuttles will run with Limited Service from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. and will service the Scott Hall, Scott Crossing, and Criss Library shuttle stops only. There will be no service to the stops at Maverick/University Village, Milo Bail Student Center, H&K, Peter Kiewit Institute, Mammal Hall, or Pacific Parking Garage. Routine service will resume on Monday, March 24.
Cold Weather Service | Ends March 24
On Monday, March 24, campus shuttles will end cold weather service, and will resume scheduled stops across all routes, reflecting those displayed on the UNO Shuttle Tracker app.
How to Contact Parking and Transit Services
UNO Parking and Transit Services is located just south of the Pacific Parking Garage on the UNO Scott Campus and can also be reached by phone at 402.554.7275 or by email at unoparking@unomaha.edu.
Be sure to watch your emails and look for campus newsletters, which have timely updates.
Updates and changes, including traffic impacts, will also be shared on the Parking and Transit Services website, as well as their Facebook and Twitter accounts.