Main campus parking enforcement includes nights and weekends; Courtesy 'After-Hours' permits available for Stanford affiliates

To support campus health and safety and more effectively manage external visitors, as of Nov. 2, parking enforcement on Stanford’s main campus was extended to include nights and weekends. Stanford affiliates can continue to park after hours at no additional charge, either with an existing permit or by registering their vehicle for a Courtesy ‘After-Hours’ permit. Read our article to learn more.

Marguerite Safety Updates: COVID-19

In response to COVID-19, Stanford Transportation has taken a number of steps to protect the health and well-being of everyone on board Stanford’s free Marguerite shuttle.

 

  • March 6: Instituted enhanced cleaning measures. While regular cleaning was already in place, we expanded it to include frequently touched surfaces using an alcohol-based disinfectant, which aligns with recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
  • March 21: Restricted boarding and exiting to the rear door and away from the driver and limited front-door access to those requiring an ADA ramp or priority seating.
  • April 9: Posted notices inside vehicles to remind riders to adhere to physical distancing requirements to the greatest extent feasible.
  • April 13: Required Marguerite drivers to wear face coverings.
  • April 20: Implemented passenger limits on Marguerite buses to facilitate physical distancing, and as of July 10, these limits comply with Santa Clara County's Mandatory Directive on Public Transit.
  • April 22: Required passengers on Line RWC to wear face coverings to comply with a San Mateo County Health Order.
  • April 22: Posted COVID-19 passenger safety tips on our website and in other communications.
  • May 4: Required passengers on all routes to wear face coverings to comply with Santa Clara and San Mateo County health orders.
  • May 26: Standardized best practices for ventilation, which includes keeping vent windows open and setting HVAC systems on non-recirculation mode.
  • June 1: Installed hand sanitizer stations on Marguerite buses.

If you have questions about Marguerite service, please contact us at marguerite@stanford.edu  or 650.724.9339.

Updates about Stanford Transportation programs and services as a result of COVID-19 can be found on our featured topics page.

For other COVID-19-related updates for the Stanford community, visit healthalerts.stanford.edu.