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University of VirginiaParking Facts & Statistics

Location
Charlottesville, VA
Undergrads
14,750
Tuition (in-state)
$31,872 ($11,786)
Admission Difficulty
Hard
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Facts & Statistics

Student Parking Lot?
Yes
University Hall, dorm parking lots, and Scott Stadium.
Freshmen Allowed to Park?
No
Approximate Parking Permit Cost
$444 per year
Common Parking Tickets
  • Expired meter: $25
  • Fire lane: $100
  • Handicapped zone: $100
  • No parking zone: $30
Best Places to Find a Spot
  • 14th Street parking garage
  • JPA (Jefferson Park Avenue)
  • Parking lot on Elliewood Avenue
  • Newcomb Hall parking garage
  • Streets off of Rugby Rd. (Gordon Ave., Grady Ave.)
  • Virtually anywhere at night
Good Luck Getting a Spot Here
  • Along 14th Street
  • Anywhere along the Corner
  • At the AFC while campus is under construction
Getting a Parking Permit
UVA parking permits are only given to faculty, staff, students living on grounds, and the handicapped. Even students living on grounds do not have an easy time of obtaining a permit—you are never guaranteed one. Rather, the permits are given out in sort of a lottery system. If you can’t get a permit for your dorm parking lot, then you can most likely get one for U-Hall (the huge parking lot next to the basketball stadium); this isn’t terribly helpful, however, as it’s far away from most things on grounds. First-year students are not allowed to have a car on grounds until second semester. Even then, you are forced to park in U-Hall—which, again, is almost pointless. You’re better off just riding the bus for the first year.
Parking Services
Department of Parking & Transportation
(434) 924-7231
www.virginia.edu/parking/
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