Parking & Transportation @ SFSU

Where and When Can I Park?

A valid daily or semester permit is required at ALL times in every lot.

Students/Public
Lot 20 Garage
General paid public, visitor/guest, student parking Open 24-hours a days, 7 days a week. $1 per hour with a $5 maximum per day. Pay stations will accept quarter, $1, $5 and $10 bills as well as prepaid debit cards. $20 and $50 prepaid debit cards are available at the Bursur's Office in the Administration building and at the One Stop Shop in the Student Service Building. Debit cards are NOT available at the Parking Office. Level 4i Orange to 4n Orange and the roof level is restricted to staff and faculty between 7a.m. and 5p.m. Monday - Friday. YOU MUST HAVE EXACT CHANGE, KIOSK ATTENDANT IS FOR INFORMATION ONLY
Lot 25
General paid public, visitor/guest, student parking. Seven days a week 7a.m. to 10p.m. $1 per hour with a $5 maximum per day. Pay stations will accept quarter, $1, $5 and $10 bills as well as prepaid debit cards. $20 and $50 prepaid debit cards are available at the Bursur's Office in the Administration building and at the One Stop Shop in the Student Service Building. Debit cards are NOT available at the Parking Office. Campus residents may purchase a semester permit through the Bursar's office YOU MUST HAVE EXACT CHANGE

Faculty & Staff
Lot 1: Faculty/Staff with current campus parking permits ONLY Lot 6: Faculty/Staff with current campus parking permit ONLY Lot 19: Faculty/Staff with current campus parking permit ONLY

Loading Zones
Loading zones are strictly enforced and limited to 20 minutes. Loading zone permits should be obtained from the Parking Department. Lot 4: Loading zone is located behind the library. Lot 6: Loading zones are located behind the Creative Arts building, in front of the Facilities Operations and behind Thorton Hall.

Parking For Persons With Disabilities
It is the policy of the University to provide convenient accessible parking facilities for all persons with disabilities who are members of the faculty, staff, student body, and visiting general public. A valid DP/DV license plate or placard issued by the State of California Department of Motor Vehicles AND a valid University parking permit must be displayed to park in a blue zone on campus.