Parking & Transportation
Camosun encourages and supports the use of alternative modes of transportation to campus both in support of Go Green initiatives and because of the limited availability of parking spaces. Public transportation, bicycle and carpooling to campus are all viable options which reduce parking congestion and help the environment. If bringing a personal vehicle to Campus is a necessity, parking is provided on a first-come, first-served basis—parking spaces cannot be guaranteed or reserved. Information on Parking and Rates
Camosun has adopted a Transportation and Parking Plan which addresses a variety of transportation issues identified by the Camosun community. Camosun is committed to reducing the amount of single occupancy vehicles coming to campus though encouraging alternative modes. Camosun is planning for the future.
Parking and Transportation needs your help to advance the ideas developed in our Transportation and Parking Plan. We’d love to have your energy and enthusiasm! Get involved...
News & events
Free Course - How to ride your bike safely and with confidence!
Posted Wed, 18 Aug 2010
Would you like to bike to work, school or for enjoyment but a lack of traffic skills is holding you back? Or perhaps you would like to make your commute more relaxing and enjoyable?
If you answered yes to any or all of the above then this course is for you!
This free 7.5 hour course combines classroom and on-road training and is designed for participants aged 18 years and over.
- Sunday August 22
- Sunday August 29
- Sunday September 12 *Introductory course*.
- Sunday September 19
- Saturday October 2
- Sunday October 17
E&N Rail Trail News
Posted Tue, 06 Jul 2010
"In the end, we'll have a figure-eight [with the Galloping Goose], so there are lots of opportunities for doing loops on it," said Ward. "It's a great project to add to the whole regional trail system. It provides another major regional trail link in the system and into other communities." CRD
No car? No problem for these Victoria families
Posted Tue, 06 Jul 2010
Getting around by bike, skateboard, bus and car pool can be a boon to your health, your social life -- and your wallet