Commuter Services

Daily Parking

Rates

Pay by Phone

You can now pay for parking in most Bothell Campus parking areas with a few taps on your phone. When you’re ready to park, select your parking location and the amount of time you want to park.

You do not need to display a receipt on your vehicle or use a pay station if you pay for parking with the PayByPhone app. Parking permissions are validated using your vehicle’s license plate. All parking rates and policies remain the same, regardless of how you pay for parking. Refunds for daily and hourly parking are not available.

Get Started

To register, download the PayByPhone app and enter your license plate and payment information. You can also use an existing account (for example, if you’ve already been using the app to pay for on street parking).

• Download the app from the Google Play Store, iOS App store, or Windows store
• You can also sign up on the PayByPhone website or call 1-888-680-7275 to register
• Don’t want to download the app? No problem, just go to the PayByPhone website to pay
• Learn more about How PayByPhone works
• For help with PayByPhone purchases, including correcting a purchasing error, call the PayByPhone customer support line at 1-877-610-2054

Where to Park

You may park in any general parking space on the Bothell campus. The app may be used to pay for parking in a disability parking space. Of course, a valid disability parking placard (Bothell campus or state-issued) must be displayed at all times when parked in a disability parking space.

Currently Active Lots

• All main campus lots, Husky Hall, and UW Beardslee Building (enter area code 62000). Only park in “campus permit” designated spaces.
• UW Beardslee Crossing (enter area code 62001). Be sure to only park in UWB designated spaces.
• Campus Way (enter area code 62002)

Parking Pay Stations

Pay stations are located at the stairwells on street level and near entrances to the surface parking lots. Campus pay stations accept Discover, Visa, MasterCard, and all denominations of cash and coins. Pay Stations do not give change back.

Quarterly Parking

Purchase Quarterly, Two Day, or Three Day Permits

• Parking permits can be purchased online only. To get started, you will need to have a UW NetID. Please note that it takes 48 hours after receiving your NetID for the permit system to recognize your credentials.
• Your license plate is your virtual parking permit
• No physical permit will need to be picked up or mailed to you
• Register up to four of your vehicles
• In-and-out privileges
• Parking permit and ORCA (transit pass) refunds follow our tuition 100% and 50% refund deadline policy

Rates

ORCA Pass and Transit

The ORCA U-Pass

An individual U-Pass is $127 per quarter. It allows unlimited travel for students, faculty, and staff on King County Metro, Community Transit, Sound Transit, Kitsap Transit, Everett Transit, Pierce Transit, the Sounder Commuter train, and Light Rail which currently operates between Seattle and Tukwila. Purchase details on are the Student Toolbox page.

Note: If you are 18 or younger, you may be eligible for ORCA's "Free Youth Fare" Program. To find out more about this program, please visit the ORCA Website.

Schedule

• Monitors with schedules are available at the Library and near Stopwatch Espresso in the lower level of CC1
• Most transit routes operate from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM on weekdays
• Ten transit routes serve the UW Bothell and Cascadia College campus making over 400 stops each weekday

King County Metro Transit

Routes

• Route 230 Bothell, Woodinville, Brickyard, Juanita, Kirkland
• Route 239 UW Bothell/Cascadia - Kirkland via Totem Lake
• Route 372 Woodinville Park & Ride - University District

Contact

Phone: 206.553.3000 or 1.800.542.7876
TTY: 206.684.1739
King County Metro website

Community Transit

Routes

• Route 105/106 UW Bothell/Cascadia - Mariner Park & Ride

Contact

Phone: 1.800.562.1375
TTY: 2425.778.2188
Community Transit website

Sound Transit

Routes

• Route 522 Woodinville Park & Ride - Downtown Seattle Express
• Route 535 Lynnwood Transit Center - Bellevue Transit Center Express

Contact

Phone: 1.888.889.6368
TTY: 1.888.713.6030
Sound Transit website

Planning

Please plan to get to campus well ahead of your class start time to allow time to find a space. Be sure to not park in faculty/staff only sections, carpool, or disability accessible spaces unless your permit authorizes you to do so. Parking rules are enforced 24/7.

Parking Citations

The Washington Administrative Code 478-117 and 132Z-116 authorizes Bothell Campus Commuter Services to enforce all parking and traffic regulations on campus.

Pay or Appeal Your Citation

Parking citations can be paid or appealed prior to the deadline written on the violation ticket. Submit an appeal or make payment online via the Bothell Campus Parking Portal.

If you wish to further contest your appeal decision, you have 21 days from your appeal decision date to request a review. Submit a written statement via email to uwbpark@uw.edu with the subject "Request Review of Appeal".

Failure to Pay Fines

Failure to pay fines may result in vehicle immobilization, vehicle impoundment, and/or suspension of campus parking privileges. Citations not paid or appealed within 21 days will be assessed a one-time late fee of $10.00. Further action regarding the citation after it has been sent to collections must be through the collections agency. For more information, visit Univeristy of Washington Bothell's Pay / Appeal Citations page.

Suspension of Parking Privileges

The Washington Administrative Code 478-117-310 and 132Z-116-310 authorizes Commuter Services to deny parking privileges on UW Bothell / Cascadia College property for individuals who do not pay their outstanding citations.

Parking a vehicle on campus while parking privileges are suspended will result in vehicle immobilization (boot/wheel lock) and/or vehicle impoundment, even if parked with an otherwise valid permit or payment. Immobilization or impoundment does not remove the obligation for payment of fines associated with parking violations.

Vehicle Immobilization / Wheel Lock

Any vehicle with an accumulation of four or more unpaid parking citations is subject to the placement of a vehicle boot. To have an immobilization device removed, outstanding citations must be paid in full.

Carpool Program

Cascadia students, faculty and staff are eligible to participate. Carpool priority parking is available at the North and South parking garages. Carpool groups must be traveling to campus a minimum of 2 days a week together and must have matching schedules of 2.5 hours to each other. The carpool permit is only valid for one vehicle parked on campus at a time. If a secondary vehicle from the group must park on the same day, that vehicle will need to make payment for parking through the pay station or pay-by-phone service.

Electrical Vehicle Charging Stations

Electric car charging stations are available in various campus locations. The North garage stations are on street level. South garage stations are on parking level three and four. West garage charging stations are on levels one, two, and three. The Discovery Hall parking area has chargers located near the Truly House. Vehicles must have a valid permit while parked or charging on campus.

Community Van Program

This is a rideshare program brought to you by King County and participating cities to provide community members with a new way to share the ride. UW Bothell is partnering with the Cities of Bothell and Woodinville to bring the Community Van Program to the Bothell Woodinville area.

Review the Trip Schedule to see a list of trips that are scheduled with the Bothell-Woodinville Community Van. If you'd like to share a ride for any of these trips contact the Bothell-Woodinville Community Transportation Coordinator via email at: commvan@uw.edu or call 425-420-6514.

Off-campus Parking

Students, faculty, and staff represent Cascadia College/UW Bothell. If parking off‐campus, we ask that you be courteous to and conscious of our community neighbors. This includes, but is not limited to, leaving room for residents to turn out of their driveways; not parking in front of fire hydrants or mailboxes, and taking all your trash with you. It is important that we are good neighbors. For complete rules and applicable statues, see Parking and Traffic Rules for Cascadia College of the Washington Administrative Code.

Motor Pool

Cascadia staff and faculty have access to two campus vans for field trips, events, and other college related needs. They can be used for quick trips and multi-day excursions. Each van can hold 7 passengers in addition to the driver and is equipped with a back-up camera.

Reservation Process

1. Fill out the reservation form, it will route through 25Live
2. Once the reservation is approved Facilities will reach out to hand off keys and a post-trip form
3. After the scheduled trip, fill out the provided form noting any vehicle concerns, maintenance issues, starting mileage, ending mileage, and fuel level
4. Return the keys and form to Facilities

For first time users: A valid driver’s license and current vehicle insurance needs to be confirmed in order to drive the vehicles.

For students: Student workers are allowed to drive the vehicles. If they are under 21 years old they need to have two years of driving experience.

Van Contents

Each van contains:

• First Aid Kit
• Fire Extinguisher
• Roadside Assistance Kit
• Instructions for vehicle accidents and roadside assistance
• Tire Chains
• Jumper Cables
• A Tarp