Parking

<p>So as a freshman I parked in southside garage and lived on campus at Appelt. I'm living off campus next year but just went ahead and re-registered for my southside parking garage spot. Then one of my buddies told me that southside garage is only for residents. Is this true can I keep my southside garage parking or do I need to move to like a parking lot or west campus garage? West campus garage is probably as far away from the engineering side of campus as possible, any recommendations?</p>

<p>What does “residential priority” mean? </p>

<p>Parking requests for Lot 30, Lot 40, Northside Garage, Southside Garage, and West Campus Garage from students who are registered to live in an on-campus dorm are processed and fulfilled before requests from students who are not registered to live on-campus.</p>

<p>source: [Resident</a> Student Parking](<a href=“Page Not Found”>Page Not Found)</p>

<p>though in your case, i’m not quite sure what you’ll get</p>

<p>I changed my number 1 spot to Lot 50, and if I don’t get that I guess I’ll take SS garage and then if not that I believe I’ll be in west campus garage.</p>

<p>There will b a waiting list for lot 50. My daughter hopes to get that lot this fall.</p>

<p>she submitted her request for lot 50 this time last year - is still on waiting list number 650… So don’t expect lot 50. North gate parking garage waiting list is even longer, but she just put herself on for that waiting list.</p>

<p>lolol how do you tell what number you are on the waiting list?</p>

<p>I’m probably 5,493</p>

<p>If you have the motorcycle permit, what lots can you use?</p>

<p>TXAggie92 you can sign into [url=&lt;a href=“Page Not Found”&gt;http://transport.tamu.edu/]Transportation</a> Services at Texas A&M University<a href=“top%20right%20corner”>/url</a> and on the next page it will tell you your ranks for 2010-2011, but i think they don’t update it for next year’s until registration closes</p>

<p>jrt336 i believe the motocycle permit allows you to park at any motocycle specific lot, most f which are next to academic buildings, but you can look through the website above to try to find anything i missed</p>