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Parking & Traffic Alert, May 31, June 1, June 3, June 4

05/29/2024

Commencement exercises for Pasco County High School will be in the Yuengling Center from Friday through Tuesday.

High traffic volumes are expected at the Collins Boulevard and Bull Run entrances off Fowler Ave leading to the Yuengling Center. Parking demand is also expected to increase in the Yuengling Center and other parking lots located along Alumni, Genshaft, Holly Drives, and Collins Blvd. As guests arrive and proceed to the Yuengling Center, please be mindful of increased pedestrian traffic along Alumni, Genshaft, Sago, and Elm Drives.

Roads and traffic flow around the Yuengling Center will be redirected to provide a safe pedestrian and traffic environment.  Bull Run Drive will be closed from the intersection of Alumni Drive north to Elm Drive. Please expect delays on the Bull Runner routes around the Yuengling Center.

For more information or alternate routes, call (813) 974-6902, visit www.usf.edu/parking, or track Bull Runner buses at usfbullrunner.com.

Parking lots will be impacted as follows:

Friday, May 31: Doors open at 7:00 am, and ceremonies will start at 8:00 am

Parking Lot Impact on 5/31
22A Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)
22D Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)
22E A portion of Lot Closed for Commencement Parking
22F Closed for Commencement Parking
6 A portion of Lot Closed for Commencement Parking
29A, 29B Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)

Saturday, June 1: Doors open at 8:00 am, and ceremonies will start at 9:00 am

Parking Lot Impact on 6/1
22A Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)
22D Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)
22E A portion of the Lot closed for Commencement Parking
22F Closed for Commencement Parking
6 A portion of Lot Closed for Commencement Parking
29A, 29B Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)

Monday, June 3: Doors open at 8:00 am, and ceremonies will start at 9:00 am

Parking Lot Impact on 6/3
22A Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)
22D Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)
22E A portion of the Lot closed for Commencement Parking
22F Closed for Commencement Parking
6 A portion of Lot Closed for Commencement Parking
29A, 29B Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)

Tuesday, June 4: Doors open at 8:00 am, and ceremonies will start at 9:00 am

Parking Lot Impact on 6/4
22A Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)
22D Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)
22E A portion of the Lot closed for Commencement Parking
22F Closed for Commencement Parking
6 A portion of Lot Closed for Commencement Parking
29A, 29B Mixed Use (USF Community and Commencement)

Click here for a copy of the campus map to find the identified parking lots.

USF’s parking garages, especially Beard Garage and Laurel Garage, typically have parking available and offer regular, convenient Bull Runner service to stops across campus. Lot 18, located off Sycamore Drive, also has parking available, serving as a good options for those who typically park in the Yuengling Center lots. Additionally, after 5:30 pm and on weekends, cars with valid USF parking permits, except for Park-N-Ride permits, may park out of their designated areas, excluding Resident and Reserved parking spaces.

As always, we appreciate your patience and cooperation. If you have any questions, please contact Parking & Transportation Services at psweb@usf.edu or (813) 974-3990.

PARKING DESIGNATION RESTRICTIONS RELAXED 5/20/24 – 8/02/24

5/20/2024

Effective today, Monday, May 20, until Friday, August 2, 2024, Vehicles with a valid E or GZ permit will be allowed to park in the following R-designated surface lots:

5A, 16, 17A, 17B, 24, 25, 50, 51, 52, 53 and 47A.

2023-2024 Virtual Parking Permits are available now!

8/1/2023

All parking permit sales for the 2023-2024 academic year are now available. Visit parking.usf.edu to sign into your account and purchase your virtual parking permit. 

Reminder:

  • Virtual Parking Permits: Your vehicle’s license plate will serve as your virtual parking permit. Physical permits are not provided. Learn more at www.usf.edu/virtualparkingpermits

  • Park Plate Out: With your license plate as your permit, you will need to park “plate out.” This means your license plate must be facing towards the drive lane so it can be read by our License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology.

The USF PATS Traffic & Alerts LISTSERV is used to inform the USF community about impacts to traffic and parking on campus.  To subscribe/unsubscribe visit: www.usf.edu/PATSalert

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