Parking Information for Toledo University | OH
Please remember that parking permits are required at all times including nights and weekends, in between semesters, and academic breaks.
Please remember that parking permits are required at all times including nights and weekends, in between semesters, and academic breaks.
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Summer 2022 permits will be available starting May 7, 2022. Fall 2022 permits will be available starting in August.
Departmental Guest Permits: Please contact the department you are visiting to procure a departmental guest permit, or fill out the Department Guest Permit Request Form.
Permit Type | Rate | Length of Permit |
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A | $207.00 | Year |
A - AAUP | $200.00 | Year |
C, D, K | $129.00 | Semester |
C Day | $5.00 | Day |
C Month | $50.00 | Month |
1st Year Medical Student | $258.00 | Year |
2nd Year Medical Student | $375.00 | Year |
3rd Year Medical Student | $375.00 | Year |
4th Year Medical Student | $375.00 | Year |
E | $828.00 | Year |
G | $405.00 | Year |
U - AFSCME | $207.00 | Year |
U - CWA/FOP | $58.00 | Year |
U - AAUP | $100.00 | Year |
First, click here to log in to your account.
Click on the Permits tab and click on Purchase Permit. You can also click on +PURCHASE under you permit summary.
There are 10 Steps to purchase a permit.
Daily permits purchased by a visitor allows them to park in C areas within a white-lined space. This permit cannot be used to park in metered or reserved spaces; these spaces require a separate payment.
For a complete list of where to park, please visit “Where Should I Park?“
You must still obtain a valid UToledo parking permit to park on campus. Placard registration from the BMV can then be submitted to ParkUToledo via info@parkutoledo.com. Once the registration is verified, additional permissions will be added to your parking permit. Additional documents may be requested for validation of the registration.
Student permit types are assigned based on two components: earned credit hours and residential status.
Freshmen are defined as students with fewer than 30 earned credit hours.
Upperclassmen are defined as students with 30 or more earned credit hours.
Graduate Assistants are defined as students who serve in a paid, supportive role to a UToledo professional.
Toledo Early College students who are enrolled in the Toledo Early College High School Program are eligible for the permit below.
For a complete list of where to park and parking maps, please visit Find Parking.
Permit types available are based on your employee Banner classifications.
Faculty and staff may choose to pay for their parking permit using payroll deduction. Your permit through payroll deduction will use pre-taxed dollars, reducing the net amount you pay for parking, based upon an individual’s tax bracket.
If you’re looking for parking for a departmental guest, please follow the steps below.
Please note: This information applies to departmental guests only. All other faculty, staff and students should be purchasing their permits through their myparking account.