Logo of: Colorado State University's Parking and Transportation Services department. It has a white background with with four circular icons followed by text. The leftmost circular icon is purple and has an image of a person walking. Next to the purple icon is a green circular icon with an image of a bus, Next to the bus icon is an orange circular icon with the image of a car, and following that is a circular icon that is blue with the image of a bicycle. Following all four of those icons, in green capitalized letters it says " Reinventing the Wheel". Underneath that phrase in smaller, orange letters it says "Your Guide to Navigating Campus".
Photograph of a student riding his longboard on the bike path that runs just south of the CSU Rec Center.

STUDENT

FIND WHAT MOVES YOU. 

You have many options when getting to and around campus.

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Photograph of a man riding bike in a southward direction towards the camera on sidewalk that runs down the middle of "The Oval", and a man riding bike northward on that same sidewalk, away from camera. There are big trees and green grass on either side of the sidewalk. Sunlight is streaming in from the east side between the trees.

EMPLOYEE

CHANGE YOUR ROUTE. CHANGE YOUR LIFE.

Your parking benefits include a variety of flexible options to help you drive less with your personal car.

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Photograph of a lady paying for parking at a "Pay-to-Park" station in the Morgan Library parking lot. The Morgan Library can be seen in the background.

VISITOR

EXPLORE AND COLLABORATE WITH CSU.

Campus is more community-friendly than ever. Getting here is easy, and enjoying it is easier.

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CONSTRUCTION AND CLOSURE UPDATE

Road and parking lot closure information is available on the university’s interactive map and in CSU Source.

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Did you know? State statute dictates that our university parking program pays for itself. This means that those who use campus parking must pay for the parking they use. So staff, faculty, students and visitors pay for parking in one of three ways: buying a permit, paying a meter or paying a fine. Click here for more info.

All the money collected from parking ventures goes to support parking. Parking and Transportation Services does NOT receive tax or tuition money, but uses the money it collects from permit sales, meter collection and fines to pay for all costs. These costs include new parking garage construction, maintenance of existing parking garages and lots, signs and enforcement.