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Commuter

Where is a Commuter Permit Valid?

Commuter permits are sold online via the Parking Portal and are valid within any purple commuter lot and do not guarantee parking. During special events, various lots may be closed to facilitate event parking needs.  Patrons must be observant of signage posted at lot entrances regarding closures and avoid lot closure frustrations. 

Is a Commuter Permit Required Year Round?

Yes, a commuter permit is required on campus at all times.  A standard school year permit is valid for both fall and spring semesters.  A summer commuter permit is sold independently. 

Is There a Fee for Commuter Permits?

Yes, fees are $155 for a standard school year permit (fall and spring) and $77.50 for summer.  Rates prorate monthly. 

Do Commuter Permits Sell Out?

Online permit sales are capped at 2,500.  After this cap has been placed, sales must occur in office, and proof residency is required.  Proof of residency is a lease or a bill in the student's name that also shows the address in which the student is commuting from.

Can I return My Student Permit for a Refund?

Student commuter and residential permits may be returned for a refund.  Refunds may only be issued upon receipt of the physical permit in person or via mail. Refunds are not available if within 5 weeks of the permit expiration date.  

What if I lose my Permit or it is Stolen?

Please keep vehicles locked at all times to prevent theft. If a permit is lost or stolen, it must be reported immediately to obtain a replacement permit and avoid issues related to parking without a permit.  Permit replacement follows the following schedule during a 12-month period: 

First Instance:  Replaced at no charge

Second Instance:  Customer must purchase a permit at the rate associated with the permit at the time of purchase. 

Third Instance:  Replacement permits may not be obtained. 

Permit replacements are offered as a customer service measure to assist customers who lose their permits.  However, if a pattern of abuse is observed regarding lost/stolen permits, permit replacements may not be issued.  A pattern of abuse is defined as report of a permit as lost or stolen more than two times during a 12-month period. 

May I Share My Permit?

Permits are issued to the purchaser only and may not be shared.  Permits found in use by an individual other than the purchaser may result in a fine, boot and confiscation of the permit.