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Quick Stats

Student Parking Lot? Yes
There are several student lots around campus.
Freshmen Allowed to Park? Yes
Approximate Parking Permit Cost Free
Common Parking Tickets Parking in fire lanes; parking in designated carpool spaces during the hours of 8 to 10 a.m. Monday-Friday; parking in a loading zone; occupying more than one space; parking on grass or in "no parking" areas: A violator will normally be issued two warning tickets and fined $35 for each subsequent ticket. Any vehicle that has more than seven parking citations will be issued a final warning notice. Should it be parked illegally again, it may be towed.

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

A few notes about parking at Reed: parking is free, plentiful, and rarely a concern for students. If you believe that your college decision hinges on parking, then read on; if not, then re-read the first sentence.

Most students find Reed parking rarely frustrating and ever bountiful. Like the Thanksgiving cornucopia, Reed’s parking lots provide a smorgasbord with inviting spots for the cars of all Reed students and employees. Every student has only occasionally had trouble finding a parking spot on campus. Sometimes, they have had to park across the street in the residential zone, but that doesn’t pose a problem since the city does not restrict those spots from Reedies. Furthermore, unlike some other colleges and universities, Reed freshmen can bring their cars and park on campus.

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Parking at Reed College

tbrandow

'14

Religious Studies

5.0
A+

Fantastic Parking

Parking is available for all classes, and there's so much extra parking space, you will almost certainly find a space, and find a good one at that!

May 27, 2011

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Parking at Reed College

Jnelks

'13

Psychology Studies

5.0
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Plenty of Spots

If you got a car you will be praised by those around you. Not many have cars, who live on campus at least. Not many meters around.

Apr 05, 2010

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Parking at Reed College

Anonymous

Student

The parking scene is like the...

The parking scene is like the party scene. There are more parking places than there are on-campus students with cars. If you want hot bumper-to-bumper action, again, this is not the place to come.

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Facts

Getting a Parking Permit

All parking permits are free for Reed students. To get a parking permit, simply talk to Community Safety at the above number. Although the permit does not cost anything, Reed students must get one before parking on campus or be at risk of receiving a ticket from Community Safety, as non-Reed students and employees are not allowed to park in campus lots.

Did You Know?

Best Places to Find a Parking Spot
By the lake or sailing center in the large lot—this is still hit or miss.

Good Luck Getting a Parking Spot Here!
The southeast lot, near the Prexy Music Hall, and adjacent to the Old Dorm Block.

Parking ServicesWhat's This?

Community Safety Office
28 West
(503) 771-1112
www.reed.edu/community_safety/parking/index.html

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