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1. fcs.cornell.edu › services › parking-transportationParking and Transportation | Facilities and Campus Services

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   Sep 1, 2023 · Transportation Services manages the commuting, parking, and inter-campus travel demands of Cornell University. Services include Campus-to-Campus motorcoach travel; fleet car rentals and leasing for business-related needs; department-owned vehicle repair and detailing; and transit pass, parking, and compliance program administration.

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     Parking on the Cornell University Campus Transportation...

   • Parking for Students

     Students living in university housing can purchase a parking...

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     If you scheduled your visit online, please use your unique...

   • 2022 Campus Parking Changes

     To accommodate the “new normal” of flex- and remote-work and...

   • Bus Services, Privileges, Passes

     Requirements. Bus access using the CU ID card, including...

2. fcs.cornell.edu › permit_feesEmployee Parking Privileges and Permit Fees - Cornell University

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   The Pre-Tax Parking Fee Deduction Program allows faculty and staff with regular appointments the choice to payroll deduct parking fees on a pre-tax basis, resulting in a reduction in taxable federal income taxes and Medicare taxes. The net effect is buying a pass at a discounted price.

3. cornelltransportation.t2hosted.com › cmn › indexCornell University - Cornell University Transportation Services

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   Current permit and bus pass sales are prorated and expire August 31, 2023. All vehicles driven and parked on the Cornell University campus must be registered with Transportation Services, even if you do not purchase a parking permit.

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   How do I plan a visit to Cornell University & Ithaca?

   • We are delighted to welcome you to Cornell University and Ithaca, New York! Below are some details to help you plan your visit and assist your navigation to campus and around town. Please refer to your campus visit itinerary for the location of your first event. Please plan to arrive on campus 30 minutes before the first event on your itinerary.

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   How do I get a refund on a Cornell permit?

   • Refunds on permits that were paid for by check or cash will be processed through Cornell University Accounting, and a check will be mailed. This process takes approximately two weeks. Permits are sold on a first-come, first-served, and space-available basis. The rate is set as of July 1; permits prorate beginning September 1.

   Parking for Students | Facilities and Campus Services - Cornell University

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   Can new-to-Cornell students ride the TCAT bus?

   • Because campus parking is limited and can be expensive, most students walk, bike, or ride the TCAT bus. New-to-Cornell students automatically receive free unlimited TCAT bus privileges in their first year, and find having a car on campus is more of a hassle than it’s worth.

   Parking for Students | Facilities and Campus Services - Cornell University

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   Where can I buy a student parking permit?

   • Student permits are available for sale beginning in August of each year at myparking.cornell.edu; permits are valid until August 31 of the following academic year. All student permits are sold online and mailed by our vendor to the address designated during the checkout process.

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