Local and Regional Transportation Information
- Coast Bus (Seacoast Public Transit)
- C&J Bus (Regional Bus Line)
- Amtrak Downeaster Line (Durham-UNH Station)
Where can I find accessible parking spaces at UNH?
The UNH-Durham campus has designated accessible parking spaces across the campus with the highest concentration of spaces located in the core campus. Accessible spaces can be found in all lots except perimeter Lots A, West Edge and the Mast Road Lots.
Accessible parking spaces at the Manchester and Concord campuses are located in proximity to each building's accessible entrance(s).
Accessible parking spaces are reserved on a first come/first served basis for individuals with a walking disability who display a current state-issued license plate or hanging placard. Disability plates and hang tags are honored in all 50 states. At UNH an individual with a disability plate or hanging placard may park in a marked accessible space in any commuter or staff parking lot.
Accessible parking spaces are exempt from the Winter Parking Ban.
How can I tell if a parking space is reserved for people with walking disabilities?
Accessible parking spaces are designated with a sign placed at the head of the parking space. In most cases, the sign will display a wheelchair, the international symbol of access. The space itself may also have the wheelchair symbol stenciled on the pavement. Some signs will also indicate that the space is van accessible; this means that the parking space and access aisle total 16 feet across.
How can I apply for a state issued walking disability plate or placard?
You must apply for walking disability privileges through the NH Department of Motor Vehicles
