At the University of Reading, there are various sustainable travel options available, including cycle parking spaces on campus, secure bicycle sheds, and secure storage at halls. The campuses are well served by buses, with a route running through the Whiteknights campus connecting to Lower Earley and Reading train station.
You can find out more about parking on campus, including how to apply for a permit, by visiting the university's website. There are also alternative ways of getting around Reading, such as using the Lift Share tool to connect with other users who want to share their commute.
If you need to arrange parking for your visit to the University of Reading, you can find details on the website about how to do so. Make sure to check the application process and what to do when you arrive on campus.
Yes, if you work for or on behalf of the University of Reading but don't get paid via University Payroll, you can apply for an Associate parking permit. This permit allows you to park on campus while you are working.
If you are staying in halls of residence with STAY@Reading, you can find details on the university's website about how to arrange parking. This information will help you navigate parking options while living on campus.
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