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September 2018

Fall Parking and Transportation Update

Mason Shuttle
Mason shuttle on the Science and Technology Campus. Photo by Evan Cantwell/George Mason University

Mason students, faculty, and staff are reminded that traffic on and around the Fairfax Campus will increase during the first few weeks of the fall semester. The following serves as a campus parking and transportation guide to help minimize potential parking and traffic delays.

Drivers are advised to allow an extra 30–45 minutes to arrive on campus during the first few weeks of classes. Though some parking spaces might be more convenient to your destination, the Fairfax Campus has more than enough total parking spaces to accommodate all vehicles. However, many general parking permit areas are expected to fill at peak class times.

Note: A valid parking permit is required to park outside of visitor areas.

Check out the Fall Parking and Transportation Update for full details and guidance on:

  • Parking
  • Shuttles
  • Alternative transportation options
  • Construction
  • Where to find parking and transportation information

For more information on parking, shuttles, biking, and other transportation options, check out the new Transportation website at transportation.gmu.edu.

Follow Parking and Transportation on Twitter (@MasonParking or @MasonShuttles) and Facebook for updates.

Questions? Contact transpo@gmu.eduparking@gmu.edu, or shuttle@gmu.edu.