To pay for daily parking at 10 Bay St S, 22 Bay St S, and the DBHSC Surface Lot Honk Mobile must be used. For more information on using Honk Mobile visit the Pay for Parking Page.

To view this parking map in full screen, select the “View larger map” button in the upper right corner of the map.

Upon clicking, you will be directed to a new page where the map fills the entire screen.

To find a specific parking lot, following the instructions below.

1. Click on the sub-menu tab, located on the top left corner of the map to open the sub-menu.
2. Under the parking lots sub-header, click on the down arrow beside “All items” to view each specific lot.
3. To view details of a specific lot, click on the name of the lot. The map will zoom into your selected lot and display parking prices and parking privileges.

On the parking map, you are able to view the stops that the shuttle bus makes, as well as the route that it follows. To display information about the shuttle bus on the parking map follow the instructions below.

1. Click on the sub-menu tab, located on the top left corner of the map to open the sub-menu.
2. Check mark the boxes of which sections you would like to display (If you want to see the shuttle bus route, check mark ? the empty box to the left of “Shuttle bus route”).
3. The selected boxes will now appear on the parking map.

• The chargers located in Lot B, and Lot J (located in front of hatch)
• All other chargers located on campus

• Download the FLO – EV Charging Network app
• Use the serial number printed on the station you want to use to search for the station on the app.
• Select Station
• Plug and charge
• Note: A card may be available for purchase through the app which can be useful in case the wireless network connection is down.

• Visitors: Pay the daily rate of parking on honk mobile.
• Permit Holders of Lots With EVCs: No Charge
• Permit Holders of Lots Without EVCs: Permit holders will be provided with 2 vouchers per month at no charge.
• Note: For permit holders of Lot J, you will be able to charge your vehicle, however you must remove the vehicle after 4 hours.

• To get an accessible parking permit, you must first follow the instructions found on the How to Pay for Parking Page and purchase a regular parking permit. To convert this into an accessible permit, email parking@mcmaster.ca with all relevant information and proof of MTO permit.
• For short-term parking, fees and current rates still apply. For more details, visit the Daily Parking Page.
• A valid MTO Accessible Permit permit must be displayed on your dashboard. For more information visit the MTO Accessible Parking Permit Site.
• The symbol below will be on signs and parking spaces designated for accessible parking.

Where to Park

• McMaster Accessible transponder holders are allowed to park in all gated lots on campus, except 24-hour reserved parking spaces, Lot Q, Underground Wilson Hall, and Lot A at all times unless by special permission.
• If you require access to these lots please request by sending us an email to parking@mcmaster.ca.

Evidence of Need

• Members of the university community with a valid Ministry of Transportation Parking Permit or any other valid Provincial, Territorial or State Permit/Licence will be afforded primary consideration for parking. A copy of this evidence is required for our records. Such persons will be issued an accessible hang-tag to be used in conjunction with their transponder.

If you have recently retired and need a retiree permit for the first time or if you need to renew an expired retiree permit, please apply by emailing the following information to parking@mcmaster.ca

• First and Last name
• Contact Phone number
• Email address
• Mailing address
• Vehicle info (make, model, year,  colour, license plate number)
• Employee Number

• Retiree permits at McMaster are non-transferable and require a completed parking application before issuance.
• These permits are valid for 12 months and must be renewed annually. To renew, please do so before the expiry date, via email at parking@mcmaster.ca.
• If you return to work for the University, you will be responsible for purchasing a parking permit.

Accessible Parking:
To obtain a McMaster Accessible permit, a valid MTO permit is required. Holders of this permit can park in most gated lots on campus. To apply for an MTO permit, please contact our office via email at parking@mcmaster.ca, and for more information visit the Accessible Parking Page.

Other Special Parking Programs:

• PACE Program: Retirees participating in this program may be eligible for a transponder providing access to Lots C, D, and the Underground Stadium. For more information, please contact the PACE Office.
• Sports Medicine Clinic: Retirees attending this clinic may be eligible for parking vouchers to cover their visit. For further details, please contact the clinic.