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Please note that all permits are currently available in our virtual system.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. We are working with our vendor to try to resolve this issue and appreciate your patience and understanding.
Parking permit requirements will resume at Stanford's main campus and Stanford Redwood City as of Wednesday, July 1. Commuters and residents will be required to have a valid ‘A,’ ‘C,’ ‘Z,’ ‘C-SRWC,’ ‘MC,’ or resident parking permit to avoid citations. Please refer to our announcement for more details.
For COVID-related transportation updates, please visit our Stanford Transportation COVID-19: Featured Topics page. For other COVID-19-related updates for the Stanford community, visit healthalerts.stanford.edu.
Information about transportation changes specific to Stanford Medicine as a result of COVID-19 can be found on our COVID-19: Stanford Medicine transportation updates page.
If you would like updates about other Stanford Transportation programs and services, please visit our COVID-19: Featured Topics page.
For other COVID-19-related updates for the Stanford community, visit healthalerts.stanford.edu.
Patient/visitor and some commuter parking at Stanford Hospital & Clinics and Lucile Packard Children's Hospital is administered by the hospitals, not by the university's transportation office. Please visit the parking information pages on the Stanford Health Care or Stanford Children's Health websites for information on hospital parking. Hospital employees, please refer to our commuter parking page.
The Pasteur Staff Garage at 500 Pasteur Drive opened in November 2019. As hospital commuters purchase or renew permits, we have provided a Frequently Asked Questions page to answer questions about the new garage.
The Center for Academic Medicine (CAM) project construction will impact parking, traffic, transit service, Marguerite Shuttle service, and bicycle routes in the Medical Center area. Find helpful links to other Construction-Related Impacts on our site.
Stanford's Marguerite bus service is free and open to the public, including all hospital employees, visitors, and patients. Most lines are operated by Stanford University.
Stanford Health Care operates Line BOH and Line VA, as well as the Patient Tram. Please contact Stanford Health Care for information about these lines.
Hospital employees who meet eligibility requirements can join the Commute Club to receive up to $300 per year in Clean Air Cash or Carpool Credit and more for commuting sustainably. Check our Eligibility page to see if you qualify.
Stanford Health Care operates a free weekday shuttle service from 6:30 a.m. to 10:34 a.m. and 2:05 p.m. to 7:35 p.m. It stops at the Byers Eye Institute, the Palo Alto Technology Center, and connects to the Palo Alto Transit Center.
View the TECH shuttle schedule and and line map. For questions, please call Stanford Health Care Parking & Access at 650.736.8000.
Refer to the News section of our website for the latest articles about parking and transportation impacts both at the university and the hospitals.
Questions? Contact parking@stanfordhealthcare.org or (650) 736-8000.
