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The Michigan Carpool Parking Lot Program (sometimes referred to as Park and Ride) provides safe and convenient parking locations throughout Michigan.
The Michigan Carpool Parking Lot Program (sometimes referred to as Park and Ride) began as a pilot program in 1974 with 11 carpool parking lots. There are 243 MDOT-owned carpool lots...
Park & Ride. There is an easy, cost-saving alternative to parking in Ann Arbor. Park & Ride lots offer free, all day parking and easy access to TheRide's fixed-route bus service. City-owned parking structures can charge up to $2,000/year.
Free Parking. The AAATA Park & Ride program provides free parking (no permit required) and free rides from several parking locations to and from several U-M locations. Just swipe your valid yellow Mcard in the card reader when boarding.
Park & Ride makes carpooling easy with dedicated lots throughout the Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti area offering free, all day parking. Find the Park & Ride lot that's most convenient for your carpool.
Where to Park. The Western Upper Peninsula has sixteen park-and-ride lots owned by the Michigan Department of Transportation. These are available for public use at any time provided space is available. Members of a carpool party drive individually to a lot where it is convenient for everyone to meet, and the carpool then leaves for its destination.
The new Laker Line Park-and-Ride lot in Standale opened this week to address commuter needs and business growth. The lot is conveniently located at 4211 Lake Michigan Drive next to the Laker Line Cummings Avenue Station.
