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Quick Stats

Student Parking Lot? Yes
There are parking lots south of campus and near the RB, as well as near the Marriot Center and the Wilk.
Freshmen Allowed to Park? Yes
Approximate Parking Permit Cost Free
Common Parking Tickets
  • Ban violation: $300
  • Misused permit: $200
  • No transferable permit: $15
  • Parked in tow zone: $50
  • Parked in wrong zone: $20
  • Parked overtime: $20
  • Parked without permit: $30
  • Parking in a disability stall without permit: $150

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

No campus is perfect, and parking just may be BYU’s
Achilles’ heel. Parking passes are inexpensive; however, an almost unlimited number are sold, so a pass is no guarantee of a spot. Students with classes after 8 a.m. will have to hope for a miracle if they want to park anywhere near campus. Even if you can get into a Y lot south of campus, you will have to hike up many flights of stairs to get onto campus.

Enter the saving grace of the BYU parking situation: the free bus pass. This allows students to avoid the parking nightmare altogether and ride the bus that drops them off right in the middle of campus. Freshmen are allowed to park near the dorms, and given the great location of the dorms, they have little need to drive.

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Parking at Brigham Young University

nickretius

'16

Biology and Biological Sciences

3.5
B

Eh

I mean, I like being able to have good parking, and they have it, but it's kind of expensive and it's almost faster to just run or bike across campus rather than mess around with the permits, finding a spot, locking up, etc.

Feb 03, 2012

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Parking at Brigham Young University

shanemw90

'13

Geography

0.8
D-

Does Not Encourage Other Modes of Transport

Parking is free, but highly limited, while other forms of transport are discouragde due to exorbitant rates (public transport) or lack of facilities (e.g. bike lanes). Because most students live off campus, this becomes a tremendous problem.

Jan 31, 2012

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Parking at Brigham Young University

wjgrigg

'10

Law and Legal Studies

2.3
C

Very Crowded

It is extremely crowded and you can't get away with parking violations. You will get a ticket. Best just to walk or take the bus. Most people walk. Even if you are handicapped good luck.

Jan 26, 2012

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Facts

Getting a Parking Permit

Anyone can get a parking permit; there is no limit on the number sold. You do have to have an emissions test for your car, so if you are coming from a state that doesn’t require one, be prepared to pay $30 for the emissions test.

Did You Know?

Best Places to Find a Parking Spot
UVSC, below the Richards Building, usually has something available.

Good Luck Getting a Parking Spot Here!
The Y lots below the JSB are always full in the morning. If you have class after 8 a.m., just walk!

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