<p>possible ?</p>
<p>i've heard it isn't, much to my disappointment</p>
<p>moped !</p>
<p>Its definitely possible if you want to pay....</p>
<p>A unit 2 garage that my friend parked at costed him just over 100/month</p>
<p>does every unit provide parking? is it by first come first serve basis?</p>
<p>I assume you're commuting to school or live pretty far off campus since only students who live outside the two mile boundary zone can purchase parking permits. </p>
<p>Units 1/2 are adjacent to the Underhill garage. Unit 3 is close to the Ellsworth structure. </p>
<p>Here's a link to a map of parking lots. Lots available to students are denoted with a circular 'S' (for student permits). <a href="http://pt.berkeley.edu/formsandpublications/documents/PadMap2008.pdf%5B/url%5D">http://pt.berkeley.edu/formsandpublications/documents/PadMap2008.pdf</a></p>
<p>Renting spaces from landlords/tenants in apartment buildings is also another great option; since you're usually guaranteed an assigned space whereas the univ. parking spots are never guaranteed.</p>
<p>would the university parking allow cars to stay overnight? i always assumed no, since theyre meant for commuters and whatnot</p>
<p>School parking permits are obscenely expensive as well. Totally not worth it if it can be avoided.</p>
<p>oh nvm.. ill be living on campus. so i guess that means no car..</p>
<p>You can get a residence hall permit wich is, as said before, ~$100 per month. The other option, if you're living in the residence halls, is the storage lot (where my car is) at only $350 for the year. Trouble is, the storage lot is at Ashby and San PAblo which is pratically in Oakland. The number 9 will take you from the BART station in downtown to really close by.</p>
<p>jscg, so the storage lot you park at, is pretty far off campus? I have no clue where ashby and san pablo is... haha.. -.- nor what is number 9 ><.</p>
<p>google map 101 Folger Ave in Berkeley for the storage lot. It's 2 1/2 miles from campus according to Berkeley's site, so yea it's pretty far. Number 9 probably refers to the AC transit bus line.</p>
<p>Use craigslist to find parking spaces closer to campus if you really want to bring your car. Anything below $100/month would be a bargain.</p>
<p>It's kind of far off campus; 2.5 miles sounds right. It's right next to the central recieving warehouse for Cal. It's really convinient if you just want to use your car maybe once a month or more for a weekend or to go home during breaks. That, and it's really cheap; waaaay less than the "bargain" of 100 a month. </p>
<p>Oh, and #9 is the bus; sorry I didn't make that clear!</p>
<p>^ Cool I'll ask my parents if they'll let me.. haha Yea I live like a 6-8 hour drive.. socal!! Is it safe to leave it there if we're only gonna use once or twice a month..? How hard is it to get a spot?</p>