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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has extended the face covering requirement for individuals using transportation networks, including bus systems through January 18, 2022. In accordance with the TSA policy, face coverings will remain required on UGA buses during this time. Thank you for helping us keep UGA healthy. Read More. 

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We provide bus and paratransit services, alternative transportation, and parking services for the UGA campus. We now have more than thirty zero-emission electric buses in our fleet. 

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TSA extends face covering requirement on buses and transportation systems

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has extended the face covering requirement for individuals using transportation networks, including bus systems through January 18, 2022. In accordance with the TSA policy (PDF), face coverings will remain required on UGA buses during this time. Thank you for helping us keep UGA healthy. Learn more here.

Transition to Managing High-Impact Parking Areas After Regular Business Hours

Effective April 1, 2021, UGA Transportation and Parking Services will begin managing high-impact parking areas after regular business hours, expanding safety, visibility, and customer service measures into the evenings and weekends. Impacted lots include N02, N03, N04, W01, W16, Herty Drive areas, One Press Place. Learn more here.

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