Latest News About University Of Toronto Parking - 60 St George Street

Direct answer: The University of Toronto parking lot at 60 St. George St (Physics Parking) is permit-only before 5 pm on weekdays, and open to the public after 5 pm; evenings and weekends have a flat rate of $10, with monthly permits typically in the $180–$297 range, and the lot can be accessed via Ursula Franklin St using the Parkedin app or pay/display machines.

What this means in practice:

• Location and access
  • 60 St. George St, Toronto, ON M5R 2M8, near the Faculty of Physics. Access is gained via Ursula Franklin Street, and the garage is underground near Russell Street. This aligns with the university’s parking information for the St. George campus.[1][3][5]
• Hours and pricing
  • Weekday pattern: permit parking before 5 pm for faculty, staff, and students; after 5 pm, the lot is open to the public. Evening max is $10, and weekends/holidays have a flat $10 rate, regardless of duration within the period. These details are listed in the university’s parking pages for 60 St. George St and the general map/rates sections.[5][1]
  • Monthly permit price range is typically quoted around $180–$297, depending on category (faculty, student, etc.).[1][5]
• Payment and access methods
  • Payment methods include permits, parking meters (pay-and-display), and the Parkedin app. The lot supports these options, with Parkedin often adding service fees in addition to posted rates. This is reflected in the university’s parking map and the Parkedin integration notes.[3][7][5][1]
• Important caveats
  • Rates and rules can change; the university states that rates are subject to change without notice and that regulations may be updated, so it’s wise to check the current map and FAQ or contact Transportation Services for the most up-to-date information before you rely on a specific rate or policy.[7][3]

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