08/21/2026
With the new University Fall semester starting next week, we wanted to provide students the option to get the school, without having to drive (and fight over a parking pass).
has dedicated stations for both the UH West Oʻahu and Leeward Community College campuses. Bring your bike, scooter, skateboard or whatever onboard!
Getting to UH Mānoa is also easy with the Skyline + U Line combo! Taking riders from the Āhua Lagoon Drive Station, onto a U Line, and straight onto the freeway, then to campus, via the H-1. The A Line also works! Taking riders from Āhua Station onto the A Line, through Chinatown, Downtown Honolulu, Ala Moana, McCully, and University Ave. Oh yeah, all UH Mānoa students have a U-PASS on your student ID, so might as well make use of it!
Need to park and ride combo? Students are reminded that the following park-and-rides are available at the following stations:
Keoneʻae UH West Oʻahu Station: 304 parking stalls
Honouliuli Hoʻopili Station: 344 parking stalls
Hālawa Aloha Stadium Station: 590 parking stalls
Kahauiki Kalihi Transit Center Station: 95 parking stalls
Park-and-Ride lots are available for transit riders and limited to no more than 24 hours. Drivers who wish to finish their commute by Skyline can use any one of these lots and return within 24 hours to pick-up their vehicle.
Live close to campus? Jump on a Biki! With plenty of Biki docking stations near and on campus, you won't have to worry about locking up your own bike!
We encourage residents to consider Skyline as part of their everyday travel, and as a dependable option when road conditions change unexpectedly.
Drivers, we ask that you include the extra travel time as part of your commute. Please drive SAFELY, with your 100% ATTENTION, and all of your ! Be considerate of everyone on the road, and expect there to be a lot of pedestrians, bicyclists and other cars on the roadways near schools.
In the meantime everyone, make sure you are up to date with the emergency notifications throughout the storm, download HNL Alert.
Head to hnlalert.gov for more information.
Good luck to your students on their first day of the new semester!