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Carpooling at the University

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Carpool Parking Policy 1. Purpose The Harvard University Carpool Program supports the University's transportation demand management and sustainability objectives by encouraging employees to share rides to and from campus. Eligible participants may receive...

Evening Commuter Permits

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Evening Commuter (ECOM) permits are granted for non-assigned parking valid in designated lot only. ECOMS are valid between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., Monday through Friday, and all day on weekends and University holidays. Daytime Parking: If you need to...

Carpooling at the University

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University parking regulations prevail at all times, including nights, weekends, and holidays. All vehicles parking on University property must possess a license plate and valid registration sticker, or risk being considered abandoned and removed from...

Parking Permit Rule Acknowledgment

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The University is not responsible for any damage or loss of any vehicle or its contents by reason of fire, theft, vandalism, or any other cause. By my submission of this application, I acknowledge and agree as follows: I agree to release and forever...

LMA/Cambridge Reciprocal Parking Agreement

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Harvard employees who hold valid Longwood Medical Area (LMA) daytime parking permits, but have occasional University business on the Cambridge or Allston Campuses, are authorized to park in the following areas on a space-available basis, weekdays between...

Mobile Permits

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We understand that work responsibilities sometimes require Harvard employees to travel to different locations across campus. The Mobile (MOBL) parking permit authorizes parking in many unreserved parking locations throughout the Cambridge and Allston...

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

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The Electric Charging Station (ECS) program is designed to provide access and equity for those who need stations the most – i.e., those who need a supplemental charge to have enough range to return home. The policy also prioritizes campus tenants and...