:: Parking 

If you are living in New Brunswick, your building may have off-street parking available for you. If it does not or if you must park on the street, you will need a parking permit from the New Brunswick Parking Authority. It is located next to the Rutgers Book Store in the Ferren Mall on Albany Street. For details on how to obtain a New Brunswick parking permit, please visit the New Brunswick Parking Authority website and click “Parking Permits”. For more information, you can also contact the New Brunswick Parking Authority at (732) 545-3118.

You may be eligible for parking on Rutgers-New Brunswick campuses. The lot you are assigned to park in depends on your college affiliation and the kind of student, faculty or staff you are. The Rutgers Department of Transportation Services is located at the Public Safety Building, and is open from 8:30am to 4:00pm. Their phone number is (732) 932-7744, and their email address is parktran@rci.rutgers.edu. For more information, visit the website for your campus: New Brunswick, Camden, or Newark.

:: Transportation 

RU students receive 25% off on NJTransit
Transit monthly passes (must purchase by 10th of each month)

Rutgers and the City of New Brunswick are accessible by a number of routes and by several means. If you are living in New Brunswick, chances are that you are only a short walk away from a campus bus stop. However, you do not have to live around the corner from campus to have available and reliable transportation.

If You Live Close to Campus

Living in New Brunswick or in parts of Highland Park and Piscataway means you can take advantage of the campus bus system. There is no charge for traveling on a campus bus.  For more information visit the Rutgers Department of Transportation Services website.

The Department of Transportation Services also offers these shuttle services: The 5th and 6th Ward Shuttle and  Knight Mover and Library Shuttles.

If You Do Not Live Near Campus

If you do not live close to campus, there are many ways to get to New Brunswick. You may utilize the bus or train system operated by New Jersey Transit. Regularly scheduled buses have stops in surrounding towns and the train stops right in New Brunswick.  Both buses and trains go to New York City.  If you are interested in getting schedules, call (800) 772-2222 or visit the NJ Transit website.

Suburban Transit also provides commuter bus service in Central New Jersey, and to the Port Authority Bus Terminal, and Wall Street, New York City.  For details and further information, call 1-800-222-0492 or e-mail them at samvin@aol.com. You can also check their website at: www.suburbantransit.com.