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Planning a Two-Wheeled Commute on Campus?

Do you need two-wheeled transportation when you arrive on campus this fall? Consider Big Blue Cycles or Semester Bike Rentals, two free programs designed to get you moving. Applications for both are now open. Big Blue Cycles The Big Blue Cycles program is a fleet of more than 150 bicycles available exclusively to students living in campus housing who sign a one year car-free commitment. Students selected for this program will have the bicycle for the entire academic year.

Summer Permits Available for Purchase

Student summer parking permits are currently available for purchase by calling the UK Transportation Services’ customer service center at 859-257-5757.

Project to Impact Parking, Traffic in Rose Street Garage

The installation of electrical and communication duct banks is expected to impact traffic flow and parking in the Rose Street Garage (PS #2) beginning Wednesday morning. Work is anticipated to start as early as 7 a.m. and personnel are scheduled to be on site to assist permit holders. Parking impacts are expected to be minimal, although traffic flow patterns in the structure will change. The project is expected to last approximately three weeks.

Power Outage Planned for University Drive Garage

A brief electrical power outage is scheduled for the University Drive Garage (PS #1) from 9 to 10 a.m. on Wednesday, May 20. This planned outage will allow contractors to install a new electrical meter in the area. The structure should have ample natural light for parking purposes, but the elevators will not be in operation during this time.

Considering a Car-Free Year? Commute Club Can Help

There’s never been a better time to consider going car-free on campus. One of the many benefits – aside from cost savings and potential health perks -- is the ability to participate in Commute Club, a program that rewards students and employees for making a one-year, car-free commitment. Whether you're new to car-free commuting or have been doing it for years, Commute Club may be a great option for you.

Cash Out Program = Extra Money on Your Paycheck

UK Transportation Services is now accepting applications for its Cash Out Program. This program is limited to the first 100 qualified applicants. The Cash Out Program is now in its fourth year and financially rewards employees who choose to forego a parking permit for one year. Participants will receive $200 over a one-year period, evenly divided across paychecks.

Bike Voucher Program Applications Now Open

UK Transportation Services is now accepting applications for the 2020 Bike Voucher Program. Now in its sixth year, the program offers the first 100 qualified applicants $400 each in vouchers that are valid at any of four participating local bike shops.

Campus Area Road Closures to Start Wednesday

Several road closures are coming to the UK campus area over the next few weeks to accommodate the installation of a new sanitary sewer line. The first closure will be Bolivar Street between Mill and Upper streets, beginning on Wednesday, April 29. On Monday, May 4, the intersection of Rose Street and Avenue of Champions will be closed for an estimated five days. That work will be immediately followed by block-by-block closures of Avenue of Champions. Starting Thursday, May 7, Upper Street will be closed from Winslow to Bolivar.

Power Outage Scheduled for South Limestone Garage

An electrical power outage is scheduled for the South Limestone Garage (PS #5) from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, April 29. This planned outage is associated with the expansion project and will enable contractors to connect new electrical service to the structure. Gates to the garage will be up that day and while the structure should have ample natural light for parking purposes, the elevators will not be in operation during this time.

Rose Street to be Impacted by Sewer Project Starting April 20

Rose Street will be closed from Avenue of Champions to Rose Lane beginning April 20, to facilitate sanitary sewer construction.  Commuters on Rose Street coming from campus toward Euclid should use Rose Lane to Linden Walk to access Euclid. Limited access to the Singletary Center via Rose Street coming from campus will be maintained during the closure.

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