Forbes Garage Weekday Rate
Monday through Friday, 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- 0 - 1 hours $5.00
- 1 - 2 hours $7.00
- 2 - 4 hours $10.00
- Over 4 hours- $14.00
- Event Rate- $20
- Lost Ticket- $30
Forbes Garage Weekend/Evening Rate
Saturday or Sunday and evenings, 5:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.
- $6.00 for weekend/ evening
Sunday Rate: Legal Surface Parking does not require a permit on Sundays. However, reserved spaces are enforced 24/7 and the University reserves the right to restrict parking during special events and/or other University activities. Please note that there is No Overnight Parking (2 a.m. - 5 a.m.) for daily visitors. Any violation will be subjected to a citation.Rates are subject to change. Certain Events will be for Duquesne Stu dents, Family and Staff only.
Student Permit Information
For information concerning student permits please login to DORI.
The South Side Shuttle
Beginning this school year, the University is offering a FREE shuttle service between Campus and South Side for Duquesne students. Students will only be required to show their official Duquesne University I.D. to gain access to the Shuttle. Only Duquesne University Students may ride the South Side Shuttle. Shuttle Operations follow the Academic calendar. There is NO Service on weekends, during breaks, the Summer Semester or holidays. The Shuttle will operate from 7am through 10pm, Monday through Friday during the University's Academic calendar and ending each semester on the last day of Finals. The South Side Shuttle Service is a convenient, safe, and inexpensive way to get to campus for students living on the South Side. You would not have to worry about finding a parking space when you return home, digging your car out in the winter or wasting gas.
SGA Weekend Loop Bus
The weekend Loop Bus is a FREE service to help transport you to key areas within South Side, Oakland and the Waterfront. You must show your DU student ID card to board the bus. The Loop Bus runs Friday and Saturday nights from 6pm - 2am starting August 26 and ends on April 29. The Loop Bus will not run during holiday, spring, or summer breaks. The LAST Bus for each loop will leave the Duquesne Stop at approximately 1:30 for its last loop. In the event of an emergency - Inform the driver, call 911 and Duquesne University Police at (412) 396-2677.
The Shuttle Route
Route
- Duquesne Union (Starbucks)
- Forbes Ave & Bouquet St (Barco Law Bldg)
- Forbes Ave & Morewood St (Cyert Hall - CMU)
- Return to Duquesne Union (Starbucks)
Route
- Duquesne Union (Starbucks)
- East Carson & 15th St. (Mike & Tony's Gyros)
- East Carson & 22nd St. (Boost Mobile)
- Sidney St & S 27th (Cheesecake Factory)
- East Carson & 22nd St.
- East Carson & 15th St. (Gennaro's Pizza)
- Return to Duquesne Union (Starbucks)
Route
- Duquesne Union (Starbucks)
- Friendship Circle (Murray Avenue across from Giant Eagle)
- Murray Ave and Forward (on Murray Ave across from GetGo)
- Front of the AMC Waterfront 22 Theatre
- Target at the Waterfront
- Return to Duquesne Union (Starbucks)
Who Can Ride
All Duquesne University policies as listed in the Student Handbook are in effect while being transported to locations around the City of Pittsburgh and surrounding neighborhoods. Additionally, the following expectations are to be followed while riding:
- Only registered Duquesne University students are permitted to ride the shuttle.
- You must have a valid Duquesne University ID to board the shuttle.
- You cannot borrow or share an ID with someone else.
- No eating or drinking on the bus
- No firearms or other weapons are permitted regardless of any permits to carry on the bus
- No smoking or vaping permitted on the bus
- Be respectful of co-riders
Email Duquesne Shuttle at dushuttleFREEDUQUESNE with any questions, concerns or suggestions about the Weekend Loop Buses.
Note: Shuttle regulations and operating times are subject to change for certain campus events, special occasions, and emergencies.
Shuttle Detour
The Armstrong Tunnel inbound to downtown Pittsburgh will be closed due to construction and repair from Saturday, March 4, 2023 through January 2024.
The tunnel connects Pittsburgh’s Southside neighborhoods via the 10th Street Bridge and Second Avenue to Forbes Avenue, the main traffic artery running through Duquesne’s campus. Many South Hills commuters, including students, faculty and staff, use this route to reach campus each day.
Visitors traveling this route for events on Duquesne’s campus should allow for extra time, particularly during peak morning and evening traffic hours and for events in nearby venues, including the PPG Paints Arena. Visitors should also be aware that there may be other construction projects on or near campus during the closure.
The detour for vehicular traffic will be 2nd Avenue to Ross Street to Forbes Avenue, as shown in the attached map. Please allow for additional time if you travel this route during your commute.
In addition, trucks and buses will be detoured from 2nd Avenue to B Street to 1st Avenue to Grant Street to Boulevard of the Allies to Commonwealth Place to Liberty Avenue to 5th Avenue to 6th Avenue to Forbes Avenue.
While the upcoming construction will be inconvenient, the work will help better connect our campus to vital parts of the city. Thank you for your patience during this time.
Armstrong Tunnel Closure
The Armstrong Tunnel inbound to downtown Pittsburgh will be closed due to construction and repair from Saturday, March 4, 2023 through January 2024.
Parking Guidelines
The University is supportive of the City of Pittsburgh's Mobility Collective and the intent of sustainable, safe transportation. The City's recent pilot program for electric scooters is certain to provide opportunities that may benefit the region, when their use is restricted within safe and appropriate parameters. For example, nearby bike trails adjacent to Duquesne University's campus might be an appropriate and safe venue for the electric scooters.
However, the University has serious concerns about the use of electric scooters on its campus. Duquesne often experiences dense pedestrian traffic, and the campus terrain includes steep inclines. As a result, Duquesne has for several years expressly prohibited scooters from campus under the Student Code of Conduct (except those used as a mobility accommodation under that Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)). In addition, Duquesne University has active concerns that the City's pilot program electric scooters are being left in pedestrian pathways, ramps, doorways and other areas that are potentially unsafe and could negatively impact accessibility.
For safety, accessibility, and other reasons, Duquesne prohibits the use of all electric scooters on campus, including those under the City's pilot program, unless as an approved ADA accommodation.
Duquesne is working with the City to designate campus as a No Ride Zone for the City's electric scooters, to geo-fence campus as a No Ride Zone (meaning that electric scooters will not operate on the University's property), and to effectively communicate these limitations to scooter riders.
Weekday Rate: Monday through Friday, 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- 0 - 1 hours $5.00
- 1 - 2 hours $7.00
- 2 - 4 hours $10.00
- Over 4 hours- $14.00
- Event Rate- $20
- Lost Ticket- $30
Weekend/ Evening Rate: Saturday or Sunday and evenings, 5:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.
- $6.00 for weekend/ evening
Sunday Rate:
- Legal Surface Parking does not require a permit on Sundays. However, reserved spaces are enforced 24/7 and the University reserves the right to restrict parking during special events and/or other University activities.
Please note that there is No Overnight Parking (2 a.m. - 5 a.m.) for daily visitors. Any violation will be subjected to a citation.
Pay stations are located on the 1st and 8th floors of the Forbes and the 7th floor of the Locust Garage. Upon entering the garage, please be sure to take your ticket with you and pay for your parking before going back to your vehicle (you will have a limited time to exit after paying).
Parking map of available surface and garage parking
Campus tours for prospective undergraduate students and nearby hotels.
The University does not guarantee that visitor parking will always be available.
Current faculty and staff arranging parking for visitors can find out more in DORI.
Vendors must complete an application (typed not handwritten) and submit it by email to parkingFREEDUQUESNE. Please do not send payment info via email. You must download applications.
Please note: ALL paper applications must be completed electronically and emailed. No handwritten applications will be accepted.
2022-2023 Vendor Parking Permit Rates
Semester $571.00 Expires January 1st, 2023
Academic $827.00 Expires May 15th, 2023
Annual $1,077.00 Expires August 31st, 2023
*Vendors include all non-Duquesne University employees and any outside contractors, Barnes & Noble, Parkhurst, etc.*
Citations
Appeals Process
- Citations must be paid in full.
- Appeals must be filed within 10 days of the issued date of the Citation through the website or turned into the office.
- The Appeal Board will review your submitted appeal and make thier decision.
- The Appeal Board is made up of Faculty, Staff, and Students.
- The Appeal Board will meet at least once a Semester or in high demand as needed.
- The Appeal Board's decision is Final. The Parking office will notify The Appeal Board's decision by E-mail.
- Refunds cannot be mailed. Please get your refund in the Parking and DU card office during regular business hours.