Now Live! New Parking Permit Management System
Stanford Transportation has launched a new, streamlined system to purchase parking permits at Stanford. Discover more about parking.stanford.edu.
Stanford Transportation has launched a new, streamlined system to purchase parking permits at Stanford. Discover more about parking.stanford.edu.
Stanford University is not liable for any loss, injury or damage arising from the use of bike storage and bike parking facilities at Stanford University.
If you violate or abuse your access privileges, you will be denied access to the bike storage facilities at Stanford University.
Please refer to our How to Lock Your Bike infographic for tips on how to securely lock your bike.
If left unattended, a bicycle may be tagged by the Stanford University Department of Public Safety as abandoned. If the bicycle is not removed in 2 weeks, the department may claim it. This abatement process is performed in student living areas and other parts of campus on an ongoing basis. So please, we recommend you do not store your bike for more than 24 hours by locking it to a bike rack, or it may be removed by the time you return.
Register your bike so you can be notified in the case that it is picked up as abandoned. Bike registration events take place the first Friday of each month on the main campus and at SRWC. Please refer to the Bicycle Program home page for upcoming locations.
For questions about abandoned bikes, please go to the Department of Public Safety website.