Dots Umd

Dots Umd

Follow special parking instructions indicated in dots email communications. Follow the restrictions indicated on temporary and permanent parking signage. Motorists are not exempt from receiving a parking citation if: Dots is the primary agency responsible for administering parking and transit management programs on the college park campus. Dots policies ensure that your citation appeal will be reviewed by peers.

Follow special parking instructions indicated in dots email communications. Follow the restrictions indicated on temporary and permanent parking signage. Motorists are not exempt from receiving a parking citation if: Dots is the primary agency responsible for administering parking and transit management programs on the college park campus. Dots policies ensure that your citation appeal will be reviewed by peers.

The umd department of transportation services (dots) provides a full range of parking and transportation services to a diverse community of more than 50,000 students, faculty and staff in the city of college park. Dots provides transportation to metropark, nj; Cherry hill, nj and port authority, ny for winter break. Buses will leave campus on tuesday, december 18 at 2:00 p. m. From cole activities building and return to campus on sunday, january 27. Students may cancel their parking registration at any time by contacting transportation@umd. edu. When canceling, please include your name and uid, as well as a message stating your intent to cancel your parking registration. The department of transportation services (dots) will be closed on wednesday, june 19, to celebrate juneteenth. Transportation@umd. edu part of the division of student affairs web accessability note: Documents in portable document format (pdf) require adobe acrobat reader 5. 0 or higher to view, download adobe acrobat reader.

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