Blue 1 permits are available to faculty, staff and students and allow parking in any of the Blue 1 zones. Available as an annual or semester permit, however, the semester permit does not include parking for the winter or summer sessions.

Annual permit available to faculty, staff and students. These permits are valid in motorcycle areas only. Mopeds, motorcycles and motor scooters parked in designated motorcycle parking areas must be registered with the Parking and Transportation Services Department and must display a valid University motorcycle permit on the right fork or fender. They may be parked in regular vehicle spaces, as long as the registered owner holds a valid University permit for that specific zone and the permit is clearly displayed on the motorized vehicle in a locking display pouch. Locking permit display pouches are available for purchase, at the Parking and Transportation Services office.

Designated motorcycle parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Do not move other motorcycles in an attempt to make additional room. Motorized vehicles must not be driven on sidewalks or pedestrian access routes and must be driven with due regard for the safety of pedestrians.

Bicycles used on campus must display a valid University bicycle permit and must be registered each year with the Parking and Transportation Services Department. Bicycle permits are complimentary, and bicycle lockers are available for rent. Please contact the Parking and Transportation Services Department to determine bike locker availability. Bike racks are provided throughout campus to ensure proper parking, as bicycles may not be parked (except in racks) on the sidewalks, in pedestrian access routes to buildings or inside buildings. Bicycles parked in buildings and deemed to be in violation of fire and/or safety codes will be impounded at the owner's expense. Bicycles may not be chained to any object other than a designated bicycle rack.

Bicycles not displaying a University bicycle permit are subject to citations.

Citations may be issued to persons or vehicles found to be in violation of Parking Regulations. Upon the accumulation of a third delinquent citation, a boot courtesy warning will be issued. The vehicle will be booted and/or towed without notification and at the owner's expense, and campus parking privileges will be withheld until the fees for all outstanding citations have been paid. Fines issued for any violation shall be payable within 14 calendar days from the date issued. On the fifteenth calendar day, any unpaid citation is considered delinquent and the fine will double. Citation fines may be paid at the Parking Office with cash, by check made payable to the Board of Regents or with a valid, major credit card. Payments may also be made through the Parking Services website.

operated or registered. Administrative procedures are established to collect outstanding fees. Any costs incurred in the collecting of fees or delinquent fines may be added to the amount for collection. Persons with unpaid citations may be placed on a fee hold list. When placed on a fee hold list, registration, records and transcripts are withheld until the outstanding balance is brought to zero.

Citations must be paid prior to submitting the written form and can only be appealed within 15 days of issuance.

Faxable citation appeal form

• No Bicycle Permit. $5: All bicycles must display valid University parking permits.
• Improper Display of Permit. $5: Parking permits must be displayed as indicated in these regulations.
• Line Straddling. $10: Vehicles may not be parked on or overlapping any parking lines marked on the pavement.
• Overtime Parking. $20: Vehicles parked at meters must have the appropriate meter fee deposited. Vehicles may not be parked in loading zones for longer than 15 minutes.
• Blocking Sidewalk, Driveway or Doorway. $25: Vehicles may not be parked on paved or unpaved sidewalks or driveways or at entrances to buildings.
• Parking in Improper Zone. $30: Vehicles must be parked in authorized areas only.
• No Parking Zone. $30: Vehicles may not be parked in areas designated as "No Parking." Areas not specifically marked for parking are considered "No Parking" zones.
• No Parking Permit. $30: Vehicles must display valid University parking permits.
• No Overnight Parking. $30: Overnight parking is prohibited on campus without an overnight parking permit.
• Red Zone. $30: Vehicles may not park in a zone which has been painted red, indicating a "No Parking" zone.
• Parked on Lawn or Planted Area. $40: Vehicles may not be parked on lawns, planted areas or dirt areas contiguous with a planted area.
• Obstructing. $40: Vehicles may not be parked in a manner which obstructs traffic flow or prohibits free access of another vehicle or limits disabled access.
• Fire Hydrant- $40: Vehicles may not be parked within 15 feet of a fire hydrant or fire alarm box.
• Parked in Reserved/Gated/Coned Area. $50: Unauthorized vehicles may not be parked in spaces marked as reserved 24 hours a day, 7 days a week without appropriate permit displayed; in areas designated as reserved for special event or areas designated as temporary construction sites by signage and/or cones; or in areas controlled by a gate arm. This regulation is enforced even if the gate arm is raised or missing.
• Parking Privileges Suspended. $50: Parking on the campus is a privilege which may be revoked at any time with cause. When parking privileges are suspended, the vehicle is immobilized.
• Possession of Forged, Stole, Lost or Deactivated Permit. $250: Vehicles may not display forged, stole, lost or deactivated permits. Altering permits constitutes forgery. Parking privileges are suspended and disciplinary action may be taken. In addition, the full price of the confiscated permit will be assessed.
• Disabled Parking Zone. $250^*: Unless legally authorized, vehicles may not park in spaces designated for the disabled. ^*Minimum fine of $250. Citation fee is subject to escalating amount of $500 for the second or third subsequent offense.

The responsibility of finding a legal parking space rests with the motor vehicle operator. Inability to locate a legal space in a parking lot or area, lack of knowledge of the parking regulations, or personal circumstances are not justification for incorrect parking. Citations may be appealed within 15 calendar days from the date of issuance. Appeals may be filed online or in person at the Parking Office; however, a deposit equal to the amount of the fine must be paid prior to submitting the appeal. If the appeal is granted, the deposit will be refunded. If the appeal is denied, the matter may be further appealed to the Parking and Traffic Board. If the latter, in person, appeal is granted by the board, the deposit will then be refunded. If the appeal is further denied, the deposit will be used to pay the citation fine(s). Failure to make a timely appeal constitutes waiving the right to appeal, and no delinquent citation or fee will be considered for appeal.