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Lincoln Creek Parking Lot - Closed for Spring Break

Lincoln Creek parking lot will be closed for repairs during spring break, from March 22nd - March 29th.

To ensure minimal disruption, please take note of the following important dates:

  • Starting March 19th: Please move your vehicle to the C Lot. Your current parking permits will be valid in the C Lot as of March 19th and during the closure until March 30th.
  • By March 22nd:  All vehicles must be out of the Lincoln Creek Parking Lot.
  • March 22nd to March 29th: Lincoln Creek parking lot will be closed for repairs, and no parking will be permitted.
  • March 30th: Your permit will no longer be valid in the C Lot, and you will need to return your vehicle to the Lincoln Creek parking lot once the construction is completed.
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Transportation Services is Rated Gold!

Since 2024, Transportation Services has been rated as a gold-level Sustainable office. This means that Transportation Services makes a serious effort to promote sustainability within the office by minimizing waste and energy use. The Sustainable Office Certification, ran by the Sustainability Engagement Institute, aims to help offices implement sustainability measure laid out in Westerns Sustainability Action Plan.  By focusing on providing high-quality alternative transportation options for students, Transportation Services is working hard to ensure Western continues to be a leader in university sustainability.  

At Western Washington University we encourage everybody to use alternatives to driving alone to campus. Transportation Services supports active transportation by coordinating student and employee bus passes and by providing bicycling support and education, commute trip reduction information, and trip planning assistance. 

The University's Sustainable Action Plan calls for a 10% reduction year-over-year of drive alone commute rates for both students and employees.

Driving less is a significant way to save money, reduce stress, increase your physical activity, and reduce your impact on the planet. Not sure how to get started? Contact transportation@wwu.edu today!