CSULB Home Parking and Transportation Services Parking & Transportation News Parking & Transportation News 18 June, 2024 Overflow Parking - Fall 2024 The off-campus Overflow Lot will be available for Fall 2024 for a discounted price. 1 June, 2024 Parking Program Changes - Fall 2024 A summary of all parking program changes for Fall Semester 2024. 25 April, 2024 Bike Month 2024 Help celebrate Bike Month 2024 by participating in one or both of our fun campus events below. Be sure to RSVP for the event! 31 October, 2023 Annual Report 2022-23 This year's Annual Report 2022-23 is now available! Full information about our revenue, expenses, reserve levels and operations. 13 October, 2023 Faster & Easier Purchase Process for the Go Beach! Pass Purchasing the Discounted Go Beach! bus passes just got easier! 29 September, 2023 New GPS tracking app - Campus Shuttles This new system will provide improved GPS accuracy, a superior UX/UI design along with time estimates for shuttle arrivals in real time. 8 August, 2023 Drop-Off/Pick-Up Zones Improved Drop-Off Zones and Cellphone Waiting Area make it easier and safer for student drop-off on campus. 15 March, 2023 Parking Permits - Fee Freeze (2023-24) All permit fees will be held at the current academic year 2022-23 prices for 1 year beginning on July 1, 2023. 2 December, 2022 Donations for Citations Donate 5 items + a small processing fee in lieu of your citation fee. Click here for full program info! 3 December, 2021 Program Changes - Spring Semester 2022 A summary of all parking program changes for Spring 2022. 2 August, 2021 Fall Permits - now on sale! Fall 2021 parking permits are now on sale - Aug. 2, 2021. 13 May, 2021 Employee sells his vehicle during pandemic - opts for bike/bus In August 2020, at the height of California’s stay-at-home order, one CSULB employee sold his vehicle and leapt into a greener way of life, traveling instead by bike and bus. Chad is an employee at CSULB as well as a student in the evening MBA program. Chad made his decision knowing that he was not quitting cars cold turkey. More News More News