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General Permits
Designated Permits for Gated Lots B and C and non-gated Lots F and G
Reserved Parking Permits
Temporary Permits
Carpool Parking Permits
General Permits for Students
Residence Parking Permits for Students

General Permits

General Permits allow the permit holder to park in the General Parking Lots A, B (lower lot), D, and E which are located around campus. This permit type is sold in limited quantities and does not guarantee the holder a parking space. General permit holders may not park in a Designated or Reserved Lot. General parking lot permits are valid for one year and must be purchased on an annual basis. Payment can be either made by cash, cheque, credit, debit, or through payroll deductions. 

General Parking Lots are monitored daily from 7:00 am–5:00 pm, September– mid-April, except on holidays and weekends.
  

**Additional vehicle refers to a second permit for a vehicle within the same household that could be on campus at the same time. This does not apply to a single driver with more than one vehicle. 

Designated Permits for Gated Lots B and C and non-gated Lots F and G

Designated permits allow the permit holder to park in the specified Designated Parking Lot.

If there are no spaces available in the particular Designated Parking Lot, permit holders may park in a General Parking Lot.

These permits are valid for one year and must be purchased on an annual basis.

Designated Parking Lot permits may be paid for by cash, cheque, credit, debit, or through payroll deductions. 

Designated Parking lots are monitored daily from 7:00 am–5:00 pm, year-round, except on holidays and weekends. 
 

**Additional vehicle refers to a second permit for a vehicle within the same household that could be on campus at the same time. This does not apply to a single driver with more than one vehicle. 

Reserved Parking Permits

Reserved permits allow the permit holder (either an individual or department) to park in a reserved parking space. Reserved spaces are assigned, limited in availability, and are non-transferable. New reserved parking permit applications must be approved by the VPAF’s office. 
 

Temporary Permits

Temporary permits allow access to a General Parking Lot for a 24-hour, weekly, bi-weekly or monthly period and can be purchased either by individuals or by ¾«Í¯ÓûÅ® departments. Departments can obtain temporary permits from Facilities Management by submitting an internal requisition (IR) signed by the department head for the number of permits required, including a clear statement of intended use. Please provide 48 hours’ notice to ensure delivery.

• Daily Permit: $11
• Weekly Permit: $20
• Monthly Permit: $40 

Carpool Parking Permits

¾«Í¯ÓûÅ® supports and encourages the use of environmentally friendly methods of transportation including cycling, public transit, and carpooling.

Advantages:

• Reduces car-related expenses
• Participants can divide the cost of the Carpool Permit
• Provides an opportunity to socialize with colleagues or fellow students
• Reduces carbon emissions
• Reduces fossil fuel consumption
• Reduces traffic density

To qualify for a carpooling parking permit, there must be a minimum of three participants. Students must be registered full time with ¾«Í¯ÓûÅ®, and faculty or staff must be full-time employees.

Carpool participants must arrive on campus together in one vehicle, and park at the designated carpool parking spaces.

Carpool parking spaces are located in the various parking lots and are identified by carpooling signage. The number of permits is limited and the location of parking spaces may change based on demand.

Carpool spaces will be monitored and enforced by Security Services to ensure the integrity of the program. A valid carpool parking permit must be displayed on the rear-view mirror and is only valid for the carpool spaces in the lot assigned. Only one permit per carpool is issued.
 

More details of the program are available on the .

General Permits for Students

General Permits allow the permit holder to park in the General Parking Lots A, B (lower lot), D, and E which are located around campus. This permit type is sold in limited quantities and does not guarantee the holder a parking space. General permit holders may not park in a Designated or Reserved Lot. General parking lot permits are valid for one year and must be purchased on an annual basis.

Payment can be either made by cash, cheque, credit or debit.

General Parking Lots are monitored daily from 7:00 am–5:00 pm, September– mid-April, except on holidays and weekends.
 

**Additional vehicle refers to a second permit for a vehicle within the same household that could be on campus at the same time. This does not apply to a single driver with more than one vehicle. 

Residence Parking Permits for Students

Residence permits are only for students who live in one of our four residences on campus (Andrew, Bernardine and Blanchard Halls, as well as the new the Performing Arts Centre and Residence). These permits allow the permit holder to park in either the parking lot next to Andrew Hall or in one of the General Lots if that one is full.

You must provide your building and room number where you are staying when applying for these permits.

± Winter Parking - Residents of Andrew Hall and Bernardine Hall may park overnight in the Andrew Hall lot, or General Parking Lot B during the winter, with the provision that the vehicles be moved to General Parking Lot A during storm conditions and until plowing operations have been completed after a storm.
 

More information is available by contacting Parking Services at parking@upei.ca.