Student Semester Parking Permit Reservations

Permit reservations for Spring 2023 open on November 14, 2022

ELIGIBILITY

Permit reservations are available on a first-come, first-serve basis for all students who complete class registration for the semester (Graduate students, then seniors, then juniors, etc.). Students must be taking a minimum of 12 credits (undergraduate) or 9 credits (graduate) at UH Mānoa – non Outreach College credits only – to be eligible for a semester permit.

PERMIT AVAILABILITY

LIMITED PERMITS AVAILABLE. Click here for information on additional parking options.

Permit Type	Status
Student Spring 2023 Zone 20 Lower Campus	Fully Reserved
Student Spring 2023 Zone 20 Carpool	Fully Reserved
Student Spring 2023 Commuter Moped/Motorcycle	✅ Available
Student Spring 2023 Upper Campus Moped/Motorcycle	✅ Available
Student Spring 2023 Zone 8 Lower Campus (Student Housing Residents Only – Proof of residency required.)	Fully Reserved
Student Spring 2023 Zone 21 Lower Campus (Student Housing Residents Only – Proof of residency required.)	Fully Reserved
Student Spring 2023 Zone 22 Lower Campus (Student Housing Residents Only – Proof of residency required.)	Fully Reserved
Student Spring 2023 Student Housing Moped/Motorcycle (Student Housing Residents Only – Proof of residency required.)	✅ Available
Student Spring 2023 Medical (ADA) – Contact parking@hawaii.edu to request	✅ Available

Last updated: 11/16/22 @ 5:30pm *Updated daily.

HOW TO RESERVE A PERMIT

Follow the steps below to reserve a student car/moped/carpool semester permit.

STEP 1

REGISTER FOR SPRING 2023 COURSES

Complete course registration in STAR GPS.

Note: You will not be able to proceed to Step 2 if you have not completed course registration.

STEP 2

LOG IN TO PERMIT RESERVATION SYSTEM

During the open reservation period, click the yellow Reserve Permit button below to access the Permit Reservation site.

Reserve Permit ➔
✓ I have completed class registration and am ready to reserve a permit.

STEP 3

SELECT PERMIT AND SUBMIT

Select permit type from the list of available permits. On the next page, select zone then click Register Now.

Eligible students may purchase only one automobile permit and one motorcycle/moped permit per year.

ⓘ Note: Permit will not display under options if it is sold out.

STEP 4

PROCEED TO ONLINE PAYMENT

Within 48 hours of reservation submission, you will receive an email with payment information. You must update your personal information, link a vehicle to your account and complete the checkout process by December 23, 2022 to be eligible for permit pickup. If you do not purchase your permit by the established deadline, your reservation will be forfeited.

STEP 5

PICK UP YOUR PERMIT

Permit distribution will take place in person for the Spring 2023 semester.

You will be required to show proof of identification at the time of permit pickup so please be sure to bring your UH Mānoa Student ID. If you selected a permit restricted to student housing residents, you will need to show proof of residency at the time of pickup as well.

Pickup Dates: Wednesday, January 4th; Thursday, January 5th; and Friday, January 6th
Pickup Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm
Pickup Location: Art Building, Room 132

FAQS

Can I return my permit for a refund?

Refunds are prorated based on the date the permit is physically returned to the Commuter Services Business Office. Please fill out this return form prior to visit.

Why am I unable to reserve a semester permit?

A limited quantity of student permits (approximatley 1,200) are made available for reservation upon successful completion of the class registration for the semester. Students must have UH Mānoa as their home institution, and be taking a minimum of 12 credits (undergraduate) or 9 credits (graduate) at UH Mānoa – non Outreach College credits only. This process is based on class standing (i.e. seniors register first, then juniors, etc).

Can I sell or let my friend use my permit?

No, if you are caught selling, or allowing a friend to use a permit to it is considered an illegal transfer and you may be referred to the Office of Student Conduct.