Bike

Biking to and from work and/or school is affordable and a healthy way to get around. What’s more, it’s not just for leisure anymore – a growing number of employees and students are choosing to commute by pedaling past the pump, and improving their health while saving on transportation.

• Map – Bicycling on University Campuses
• Smart Cycling Videos

Whether biking for recreation or commuting to work or class, Transportation and Parking Management can assist you with your bike parking needs. with With an estimated 500+ bike rack spaces, there is plenty of free bicycle parking on the University and Medical Center campuses.

• Bike Rack and Repair Station Locations

Bicycles may not be parked next to signposts, trees, light poles, or handrails.  Riders that would like to take their bicycles into the building with them are welcome to do so as long as the bicycle is not ridden in the hallways and is stored in a dorm room or private office. Bicycles may not be stored in hallways, break rooms and/or public places.

Wondering where you can safely store your bike while at work? There are two fully enclosed, secure bike stations located on the ground level of the hospital’s ramp garage, with one station at Jackson Drive and the other on East Drive.

For $40 per year, bike commuters can purchase a permit to either bike station which offers:

• 24/7 access
• space saver bike racks
• security cameras
• weather-protection
• self-service bike repair stations

Permits for the bike stations can be purchased through the Transportation and Parking Management Center at 70 Goler House during regular business hours or at the Parking Office inside the main Hospital Garage after business hours.

Appointments are now required if you are visiting the Parking Management office in person. Book an appointment online using the online appointment reservation form. For more information, please contact the Parking Management Center at 585-275-4524.

Students: O’Brien Hall has an indoor bike parking room on the first floor that is available to any resident student during the academic year. To reserve a space, stop by O’Brien Hall’s Area office for a space number and card access.

While we endeavor to protect the property of our patrons, we are not responsible for the loss or damage to vehicles, bikes, motorcycles, or their contents. Please report any loss or damage to Public Safety at 585-275-3333.