Winter Parking Permit Presale: Monday December 3rd

Starts: Monday December 3, 2018 @ 8:00 am

Location: Alumni House, In-person Only *No online option*

St.George and Scarborough students are not eligible for UTM parking permits. ​

1. Permits are sold on first come, first serve basis. Permits will not be held. Availability is not guaranteed.

2. Permits are available to UTM Affiliated students only.

3. When applying for your parking permit in person, UTM students must provide their TCard to confirm eligibility. (Eligibility check will be done at time of purchase).

4. UTM Students may purchase one (1) permit, with the option to purchase a Sheridan supplementary permit (if needed).

5. Duplicate permit purchases are prohibited.
6. If you are unable to purchase a permit in-person, please arrange with a third party (parent, sibling, friend etc.) to do so on your behalf. 

7. The third party individual must submit:A permit application form signed and dated by you & A third party authorization form signed and dated by you. See our third party authorization process for more details.

8. Limit of one (1) permit purchase will be accepted per 3rd party purchaser. Permits will be held at the parking office to be picked up by the registered applicant and eligibility verified starting on Monday December 10, 2018.

   Note: If you are a UTM student purchasing a permit for another UTM student, you may purchase your own plus one (1).  The additional permit will be held at the Parking Office to be picked up by the absent UTM student starting Monday December 10, 2018.

Posted: November 5, 2018

Important Commuting Information

Here are some alternative transportation options to consider:

• Did you pick up your UPass? UTM students are able to pick up a UPass that offers unlimited use of the MiWay transit system. More information is available here.
  • A list of connecting MiWay routes to UTM can be found here.
• Park at a nearby MiWay Transit Hub and use your UPass to commute into campus. Click here to learn more about locations, connecting routes and parking amenities.

• Brampton Transit Express 199 – Did you know there is an express bus transit route between the Brampton Gateway Terminal and UTM? More information is available here. UTM students residing in Brampton may find this new option helpful, as it will trim at least 30-40 minutes off the one-way travel time normally encountered between these two points.

• Go Transit – The nearest GO Stations to UTM are Erindale Station and Clarkson Station

• Use the Triplinx Tool to plan your transit route to campus. Click here to learn more.
  • You’re closer than you think – check out our Public Transit Heat Map
• Carpool with a buddy – reduce emissions and share a ride! Or, try the Smart Commute Tool to find your local carpooling match.

• Get dropped off by a family member or friend – the Davis loop and Library drop-off lane are great ‘kiss and ride’ options.

• Ride your bike or motorcycle to campus – there are numerous bike racks located across campus, and complimentary parking for motorcycles (designated area in P5 and top of P9).
  • Use the Walk+Roll Tool to plan out your bike route to campus!
• Plan to drive in the Winter semester – The 4-month winter sessional permit will go on presale in early December. UTM students will have an opportunity to purchase a permit for the winter months. More information will be posted on our website closer to December.

Overflow parking available in lot P11 (by any valid permit or P&D)

Peak parking periods are between 12:00pm and 3:00pm. If you plan on arriving to campus between these times, please allow yourself extra time to find a space. Parking lots can be full.
Additional overflow parking is available in Lot P11. Any valid permit and P&D may park in this lot.

UTM Students have access to the Mississauga Transit UPass. To learn more click here!

Would you like to add a New Vehicle to your permit?

To register a new vehicle to your current permit, click here.

New Notice and Process for Parking Violations:

Please be advised that effective June 1, 2014, the City of Mississauga will be issuing penalty notices (parking tickets) under the Administrative Penalty System (APS) for most parking violations. Accessible parking tickets will continue to be managed through the Provincial Offenses Court. As of March 1, 2016, new penalty rates will apply. For more information about APS, please contact the City here.