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CAMPUS PARKING


General Parking Overview

  • Students must register their vehicles with the University Bookstore.

  • All registered vehicles will receive a numbered parking permit from the bookstore which allows parking at designated campus parking.

  • Parking permits are limited to one per student.

  • Parking permits must be displayed in a conspicuous place on vehicles.

  • Parking in the roadways and on sidewalks, taking more than one parking space, blocking another vehicle, parking in a reserved parking space, or parking on the lawn are all prohibited.

  • Unregistered or illegally parked vehicles may be subject to ticketing, booting, and/or towing at the owner’s expense.

  • Parking violations are the responsibility of the permit holder.

  • The driver of any vehicle shall obey the instructions of any official traffic control device (to include all signs, signals, markings, and devices for regulating, warning, or guiding traffic).

  • Towed vehicles can be recovered at the address posted on the signs from the location the vehicle was towed.

  • Miami Regional University is not responsible for and cannot resolve any disputes between the owner of a ticketed vehicle and law enforcement officials.

  • Parking violation tickets are issued on a regular basis.

  • Miami Regional University is not responsible for theft or damage to vehicles or their contents.

  • All vehicles must park head in only.


Parking Spaces

  • Students may only park in the following designated lots:

    1. In non-reserved spaces in the attached garage;
    2. In the designated lots across the street from the campus

  • Vehicles parked in disabled parking spaces MUST have disabled parking permits in accordance with applicable laws.


Parking Safety


Parking safety is everyone's concern; therefore, we are counting on faculty, students, and staff to follow the guidelines, rules, and regulations to prevent crime and accidents. Below are some tips to observe for your safety.

  • Never leave personal belongings unattended.

  • Keep valuables out of sight and reach.

  • Secure valuables before parking on campus.

  • Report any suspicious activity, even if you are not the victim.

  • Lock your car and keep your keys in a safe place.

  • Report lost or stolen property immediately. The faster you report, the better the chances are to recover it.

  • Stay alert and tuned into your surroundings. Be aware of who is around and beprepared to react accordingly.

  • If you are the victim of a crime, please report it immediately.