Points to Remember

• Any student who wishes to park a motor vehicle on property owned or leased by the University must purchase a parking permit.
• Letters on your parking permit indicate your assigned parking areas. Any vehicle parking in any other space is in violation of Campus parking regulations.
• Vehicles must be operated only on paved streets and shall be parked in marked parking spaces in assigned lots. A good rule of thumb; park between two white lines. Do not park or drive on the grass!
• Any vehicle parked in any traveled portion of a street or parking lot, the visitors' lot, in a fire lane, handicap space, grassed area, sidewalk, or at a fire hydrant may be towed away, without notification, at the owner's expense.
• Fire lanes may or may not be marked; however, any vehicle parked along a curb or parked in the travel portion of a street or a parking lot will be considered, "Parking in a Fire Lane" and may be ticketed and/or towed.
• Disabled vehicles must be reported to the Office of Safety & Security either in person or by phone (notes are not acceptable).
• To legally park in a space reserved for the handicapped, a vehicle must display one of the following: a handicap license plate, a disabled veteran license plate, a placard issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles, or a temporary handicap parking permit issued by the Traffic Office at Campus Safety & Police.
• Temporary Handicap permits require a doctor's note, before they are issued by the University.
• Lack of convenient space is not a valid excuse for violation of the University's parking policy.
• At any time, the University may tow a vehicle that is found in a violation of campus parking regulations at the owner's expense.
• All North Carolina state laws apply to the campus.
• Any questions regarding parking rules and regulations, please contact Campus Safety & Police at (336)278-5555.