Commuter Services

The Campus Bike Shop is a full-service repair shop located at 413 Campus Center Drive, across the street from the Utah Museum of Fine Arts.  We offer all regular service and maintenance services at affordable prices to students and staff. If there is something we can’t do for you we have relationships with nearby bike shops that offer more specialized services. Call (801) 581-6415 to make an appointment or stop by during our hours of operation.

Hours

• Monday / Wednesday / Friday:  8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
• Tuesday / Thursday:  12 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Appointment

Call (801) 581-6415 to book an appointment.

Outdoor Bicycle Parking:

The university has over 3,000 bicycle parking spaces across campus for short-term use. Most campus buildings have racks conveniently located within 50 feet of the entrance.

Bicycle Rack Parking Map

Secure Bicycle Parking:

Secure bicycle parking is provided at many buildings and vehicle parking garages. To gain access to a secure room, hover over the icon on the Campus Map and call the contact listed.

Secure Bicycle Parking Map

• Wear a helmet.
• Pedestrians always have the right of way.
• Bicyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as motor vehicles. Obey traffic rules and signs.
• Keep your bike in good working order. Check your tires, chain and brakes regularly.
• Ride with the direction of traffic and use hand signals when turning.
• When riding at night, a headlight, taillight and reflectors are required by state law.
• TRAX trains can be very quiet and the rails are slippery. Cyclists must walk the bicycle when on the station platform or when crossing the tracks. Visit the UTA bicycling brochure to learn more.
• When approaching or passing a pedestrian, give a verbal cue or ring a bike bell to let them know you are there.

Bicycles and other non-motorized devices must obey Policy 3-232.

• Always yield to pedestrians.
• The speed limit on the sidewalk is 10 mph.
• You are responsible for safely operating your bicycle on campus bicycle paths and lanes.
• Bicycles should always be locked to a bike rack. You will receive a citation and your bike can be impounded if you lock to anything other than a bike rack.
• Bicycles are not allowed in University buildings except when using indoor secure parking.
• An electric (e-bike) bike is classified under Utah law as a bicycle. E-bikers are subject to the same operating rules as a regular bicycle.

Visit University Policy 3-232