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Parking available after 4pm, with permit

Parking available after 6pm, with permit

All Resident Student Lotsand Lot 43 (shown in Blue, Brown, Purple) are reserved 24 hours a day,7 days a week

Hourly visitor parking, visitorsmust have permit between 2-4am;No student parking 7:30am-4:00pm (M-F) and 2-4am(7 days a week).

No Student or Visitor parking anytime, regardless of lot color

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Where Can I Park?

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Unregistered vehicles may be towed (at the owner's expense), if parked in University parking facilities in violation of these rules and regulations.

Commuter permits are not valid in any parking facility from 2am-4am, seven days a week. Additional student permit restrictions are listed on the back of this map. The map is for general guidance only.

Single and/or multi-spacemeters (time must be showing)

University Parking Office

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University Parking Office1 Eisenhower Parking DeckUniversity Park, PA 16802-2116Hours: 7:30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday

Phone: Fax:E-Mail: Website:Listserv info:

Police Services:Emergencies:Penn State Safe Walk:

(814) 865-1436(814) 863-1114

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www.parking.psu.edu. Payment may also be made by mail or in person with a check or money order payable to: The Pennsylvania State University. Cash payments are also accepted in person. Do not send cash through the mail. Tickets not paid within 30 days can be assessed to student accounts if prior written authorization is provided to the Parking Office. Please note that any parking charges that are not paid on the bursar account will be sent to collections.c. If payment is NOT received within 30 calendar days from date of violation the penalty will be increased by $3.00 and a hold may be placed on registration and transcript for current permit holders. Please note that the ticket date is counted as day one.d. All payments are processed through the Parking Office, 1 Eisenhower Parking Deck, University Park, PA 16802-2116.e. The Parking Office is not responsible for payments or correspondence lost in the mail.2. APPEAL.a. Parking violations may be appealed by using the online appeal link at www.parking.psu.edu or by submitting a written appeal with full payment to the Parking Office. Frivolous appeals will not be accepted. Not all tickets can be appealed online.b. Appeals must be received within 20 calendar days of the date of the violation in order to be accepted and processed to the Appeals Committee. Please note that the ticket date is counted as day one.c. PAYMENT IN FULL MUST ACCOMPANY ALL APPEALSIf the appeal is decided in favor of the appellant, the full amount of the ticket will be refunded. If the appeal decision is in favor of the University, the ticket will be considered paid in full and the matter closed.d. The Parking Office submits appeals to the appropriate Appeals Committee for independent review. The appellant is notified of the committee's decision. NOTE: The ticket history (if any) is attached to the appeals form for the committee's consideration.e. APPEALS COMMITTEE DECISIONS ARE FINAL.3. ABUSE OF PARKING PRIVILEGES.a. Warnings are sent by email to permit holders after two tickets are written against his/her permit in any semester or during summer session.b. If four or more tickets are issued during a semester, the assigned permit is revoked for fifteen active class weeks. No parking is permitted on campus at any time, for any reason, if parking privileges are revoked.c. All tickets written for fraudulent/altered/unauthorized use of a permit carry severe penalties that include, but are not limited to, a large fine, referral to the Office of Conduct Standards, and revocation of parking privileges. It is also possible that charges of theft of service will be filed by University Police. These matters are not taken lightly and are immediately addressed.d. Failure to follow direction of Parking Office personnel or blatant disregard of parking policies will result in immediate revocation of parking privileges.e. There are no refunds of money paid for a revoked permit.f. All revoked permits must be returned IMMEDIATELY to the Parking Office.g. Additional tickets received while under revocation will result in these actions: an automatic extension of the revocation period, an additional fine, referral to the Office of Conduct Standards, and/or towing of the vehicle at the owner's expense. A transcript and registration hold will be placed on the student account until all fines are paid and all permits returned.h. APPEALS FOR REVOCATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

H. VISITOR PARKING 1. OVERNIGHT. Overnight guests MUST obtain a permit from the Parking Office to park on campus Monday-Friday. Guests of the Nittany Lion Inn may park in the Nittany Deck with an "Overnight Guest" pass issued by the Inn.2. WEEKDAYS. Visitors may use single space (accept U.S. quarters only) or multi-space metered parking (accept coin, credit card or LionCash+) or obtain a visitor parking permit from any Parking Information Kiosk, the Centre County/Penn State Visitor Center, or the Parking Office. Hourly parking is available in the East, HUB and Nittany Parking Decks. Overnight parking is by permit only.3. WEEKENDS. Most lots are open to visitors on weekends. Check individual lot restrictions posted on the lot entrance signs. Parking is NOT permitted in 24/7 reserved lots.4. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES. RV parking is NOT permitted on campus. Special parking facilities are available near Beaver Stadium during home football weekends. For more information, please contact the Athletic Ticket Office at (814)-863-1000 or 1-800-NITTANY.5. OTHER PENN STATE LOCATIONS. Penn State students and employees (regardless of campus or location) are not considered visitors. Non-University Park student permits are not valid in any University Park lot during the hours of reservation posted at lot entrances. See section D.1.RULES AND REGULATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PERMIT HOLDERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL REGULATIONS CURRENTLY IN EFFECT.Maps of Innovation Park are available from the Parking Office, Visitor Center, Parking Information Kiosks and multiple Innovation Park locations.

For up to date information relating to campus parking and transportation changes, roadway closings and Midnight Clear, visit www.parking.psu.edu, like us on Facebook at Penn State University Transportation Services, follow us on Twitter at @psuparking, or sign up for the parking listserv. TO SUBSCRIBE, SIMPLY POINT YOUR WEB BROWSER TO: www.parking.psu.edu and click on the “PSUPARK Listserv” link.

STUDENT PARKING INFORMATION

A. ALL PARKING LOTS ON CAMPUS ARE RESERVED1. Parking is authorized ONLY in student lots corresponding to the color and number of the assigned parking permit and designated as student parking on this map. All parking regulations remain in effect, regardless of whether or not classes are in session. Vehicles parked in violation will be ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s expense.2. Vehicles with a service/delivery permit are required to park in service/delivery spaces. These spaces are designated by signs and/or yellow painted lines and are RESERVED 24/7. Only authorized service/delivery companies can purchase these permits.3. Each lot entrance is signed, listing specific hours of reservation and restrictions.4. After 4pm, most faculty/staff surface lots are open to students displaying a valid student permit. See map for specific restrictions. Resident student permit holders must be back in their assigned lot by 7:30am the following business day (no parking in campus parking decks between 2am and 4am).5. There are specific parking restrictions that are active between 2am and 4am. Resident student permit holders are not permitted to park in parking decks during this two-hour window. Lot 44 Commuter and Evening/Weekend permits are not permitted in any campus parking lots during this two-hour window. Lot 43 permit holders must park in Lot 43 during this two hour window. These restrictions are enforced seven days a week.6. Vehicles parked on campus are at the owner’s risk. The university assumes no liability for vehicles parked on Penn State property.7. The Parking Office reserves the right to change lot usage to accommodate special circumstances or events.

B. SINGLE/MULTI-SPACE METERS 1. Single/multi-space meters are available for short-term parking provided time has been purchased from the machine. Single space meters accept U.S. quarters ONLY. 2. Multi-space meters accept coin, credit card (VISA, MC, Discover) or LionCash+. 3. Use of flashers is not permitted at single/multi-space meters any time, for any reason. 4. Hours of operation are posted on the back of the single space meter head or on each multi-space meter machine. All meters must be paid during the posted hours of reservation on the lot entrance sign.

C. FLASHER RULES FOR STUDENT VEHICLES1. Students with a valid student parking permit are permitted to park in posted short term parking spaces, provided flashers are operating. Signage is posted indicating the requirement of flashers. 2. Students without valid student parking permits are not permitted to park with or without flashers at any time, for any reason. Permits are required 24/7.3. Flashers must be used to drop-off children at Bennett, Henderson and Hort Woods child care facilities (with valid child care facility permit).4. STUDENT FLOATING PERMITS. Valid only on vehicles displaying current student permits. Use is limited to 30 minutes with flashers operating. Faculty/Staff floating permits are not valid with student permits. Student floating permits are sold to departments only. A base student permit must be displayed with the student floater permit and flashers must be operating.5. If loading or unloading in residence hall reserved lots is needed, parking is only authorized for 15 minutes with flashers operating and a resident student permit must be displayed. Vehicle must be parked in a legal non-reserved space or in the loading dock. This time is allotted for things such as unloading groceries, laundry, etc.6. Flashers are never valid at single/multi-space meters or along curbs or on sidewalks. They also do not authorize parking while a vehicle is hindering/damaging university operations or property, or while obstructing roadways, designated handicap spaces, wheelchair ramp laydown (hashed out areas), or reserved spaces. Violators will be ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s expense.

D. VEHICLE REGISTRATION1. GENERAL. All students (undergraduate, graduate, continuing education, part-time, full-time, or adjunct) wishing to use parking facilities at University Park campus, (at any time, for any reason), including Innovation Park, MUST register their vehicle with the Parking Office and, while parked on campus, properly display an authorized parking permit. Penn State students and employees (regardless of campus or location) are not considered visitors. Non-University Park Penn State student permits are NOT valid at University Park until after 4PM during the week and on weekends. A University Park permit must be purchased for day time parking. Providing false or misleading information on permit application will result in immediate revocation of parking privileges and forfeiture of all fees paid.2. REGISTRATION.a. Vehicle registration and payment of permit fees are processed at the Parking Office, 1 Eisenhower Parking Deck. All permits remain the property of Penn State and must be returned upon request. Permits may not be transferred, sold or duplicated. Violators will incur a fine, be referred to Student Conduct and have their parking privileges revoked.

Persons found using an unauthorized permit may also be cited for theft of services.b. Vehicles must be registered by the first day of class each semester or by the first business day following arrival on campus.c. Students may only register vehicles owned by them or by a member of their immediate family (parents or siblings).d. A non-refundable processing fee of $25.00 will be assessed for all lost or stolen permits. This is not a replacement fee. The fee must be paid regardless of whether or not a new permit is issued.3. ADDRESS AND LICENSE PLATE CHANGES.a. Permit holders are responsible for reporting all address and license plate changes immediately to the Parking Office.b. Failure to report these changes may result in tickets being processed to the District Justice, at which time additional fees are assessed by the court.

E. PARKING LOT CLASSIFICATIONS1. COMMUTER. Red 44 permit; Lot 44, Stadium West, Porter Northa. Red 44 permits are restricted to students residing in off-campus housing.b. Between 7:30am and 4pm, Monday – Friday, the student Commuter permit is only valid in the Commuter lots.c. Commuter permits are not valid from 2am to 4pm in any campus parking lot,seven days a week.d. Access to central campus is available via the campus bus service. (See LOOP and LINK schedules for times and stops).e. For home football games, Lot 44, Stadium West, Porter North, Porter South, Orange L East, Orange A West OPP, Orange B Softball, Orange O, Yellow H Shields, Yellow H Wagner, and Yellow H Intramural Building are restricted from all parking from midnight Friday until the resumption of normal traffic patterns after the game. Any vehicle that remains in the lot after midnight will be towed.2. OFF CAMPUS STORAGE. Purple 43 permit.a. Purple 43 permits are restricted to students residing in off-campus housing with at least 28 approved credits completed.b. Lot 43 permits are not permitted in any other student lot. All permits are sold on a first come, first served basis.c. Lot 43 permit holders must park in Lot 43 between 2am and 4am.3. EVENING/WEEKEND PERMIT. This permit is only available to graduate students enrolled in the “Ride for Five” mass transit program and graduate students residing in off-campus housing not enrolled in any courses or earning any credits. The Evening/Weekend permit is valid for campus parking only AFTER 4pm weekdays and on the weekend.a. Between 7:30am and 4pm, Monday – Friday, the Evening/Weekend permit is NOT valid in any campus parking lots.b. Evening/Weekend permits are not valid from 2am to 4pm in any campus parking lot, seven days a week.4. BLUE RESIDENT. Blue permits (22, 42, 81, 82, 83).a. Blue permits are restricted to students with at least 28 approved credits completed living on campus at Eastview Terrace (Blue 22), Nittany Apartments (Blue 42), South/Pollock Halls (Blue 81), and East/North Halls (Blue 82). Remote resident storage (Blue 83) permits are available to any resident student with at least 28 approved credits completed.b. Each permit group is specific to a designated lot or group of lots and is not valid in any other student lot. All permits are sold on a first come, first served basis.c. Resident student permit holders are not permitted to park in the parking decks between 2am and 4am.5. WEST HALLS. Yellow YWH permit (Nittany Deck).a. YWH (Nittany Deck) permits are restricted to students with at least 28 approved credits completed living at West Halls.b. YWH permits are not valid in any other student lot. All permits are sold on a first come, first served basis.c. YWH permit holders must park in the Nittany Deck between 2am and 4am.6. WHITE COURSE APARTMENTS. Brown 11 permit.a. Brown 11 permits are restricted to residents of White Course Apartment complex. Any undergraduate students residing at White Course Apartments must have at least 28 approved credits completed to be eligible for White Course Apartments parking.b. Brown 11 permits are not permitted in any other student lot. All permits are sold on a first come, first served basis.c. Brown 11 permit holders must park in Lot Brown 11 between 2am and 4am.

F. REGULATIONS1. PERMIT DISPLAY. Parking permits MUST always be properly displayed:a. Motorcycles: Parking permit (sticker) must be clearly visible from the front or rear of the motorcycle.b. Automobiles: Hang permit from rearview mirror, facing forward. Permit must be clearly visible. If windshield tint strip prevents clear display, permit hangers are available from the Parking Office. Printable temporary permits obtained online when registering for a student permit must be displayed on the dashboard and be visible from outside the vehicle.c. Exceptions must be approved by the Parking Office in advance. Placing a note on a vehicle, in lieu of properly displaying a valid student parking permit, will be given no consideration by enforcement personnel.d. Vehicle covers are strictly prohibited, unless the permit AND license plate can be clearly

seen without moving or removing the cover. No exceptions.2. PARKING SPACES. a. All parts of the vehicle (not just the tires) MUST be inside the designated parking space; generally indicated by two white lines. NOTE: Some spaces also include a front and/or back line. Parking in grassed areas is not permitted unless at the direction of event parking staff.b. Motorcycles with motorcycle permits must be parked in designated student motorcycle spaces. After 4PM and on weekends, most faculty/staff motorcycle spaces are available for parking. See map for specific restrictions.c. Any vehicle not parked in a designated legal space is subject to ticketing and/or towing at the owner's expense.d. Any vehicle parked along curbs or on sidewalks, hindering/damaging university operations or property, or obstructing roadways, designated handicap spaces, wheelchair ramp laydown (hashed out) areas, or reserved spaces is subject to ticketing and/or towing at the owner’s expense. Vehicles are not permitted to park in any space that may have any type of obstruction. This includes, but is not limited to, snow piles.e. Parking is not permitted in Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) spaces without a state issued handicap placard and a valid PSU parking permit for the designated lot (additional fees may be assessed). The ramp laydown (hashed out) area adjacent to the space is considered part of the ADA space and will be enforced accordingly.f. ALL reserved spaces are reserved 24 hours per day, 7 days per week unless otherwise noted on the sign. This includes holidays and times when the university is not in full operation.g. Parking in East, Eisenhower, and Nittany Decks is head in only. Lot entrance signs and multiple signs throughout these facilities clearly indicate this restriction. Vehicles backed into spaces are subject to ticketing and/or towing at the owner’s expense. Most end spaces and compact spaces are also signed “VEHICLE MUST BE WITHIN ALL LINES”. Violators will be ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s expense.3. DISABLED VEHICLES.a. If a vehicle is disabled, the permit holder must notify University Police (863-1111) IMMEDIATELY, with their name, the vehicle's license plate number, and location. A grace period of up to 12 hours may be allowed. NO EXTENSIONS! If 12 hours is not sufficient time to remove the vehicle, the owner is required to contact a towing company to have the vehicle removed at their expense.b. This grace period does not automatically exempt your vehicle from being ticketed; however, it may be used as a basis for appeal.c. Notes left on a vehicle stating that the vehicle is mechanically disabled are given no consideration by enforcement personnel. Vehicles not properly reported to University Police may be ticketed and/or towed at the owner's expense.4. SEMESTER/UNIVERSITY HOLIDAYS, ARRIVAL, AND DEPARTURE PERIODS.a. During the first week of each semester, finals week, and University holiday breaks, student or parent vehicles are authorized temporary (15 minutes) parking in faculty/staff lots to facilitate moving in or out of residence halls. Flashers MUST be used or the vehicle attended. Vehicles must be moved to a designated visitor parking lot immediately upon completion of the act of loading or unloading. All parking regulations remain in effect, regardless of whether or not classes are in session.b. Resident students may be asked to use alternate parking areas during the move in period.5. MIDNIGHT CLEAR/WINTER PARKING. Resident students are to remain in their assigned parking lot during a Midnight Clear. No parking is allowed in any faculty/staff surface lot on nights of announced "Midnight Clear" activity. The snow restriction hours are 12am to 7am in most lots. Check lot entry signs for specifics. Midnight Clear activity is announced over local radio, television stations, the Transportation Services website and social media pages, and the PSUPARK Listserv. Due to the difficulty of removing snow around vehicles, only the service drives and parking lot aisles are plowed in resident student lots and the student storage lot. Snow is likely to pile around your vehicle. Each permit holder is responsible for clearing snow from around their vehicle. Parking Office staff cannot shovel out any vehicles. All resident (blue, brown, and YWH) and purple off-campus storage lot permit holders must remain in their assigned student lots during a Midnight Clear.6. DISABLED PERSONS (TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT).Transportation Services offers a campus-wide, ADA compliant, mass transit system. In most cases, transit services provide closer access to destinations than available parking spaces. Schedules are available from the Parking Office and from our website at www.parking.psu.edu. Individuals who require access to marked handicap accessible parking spaces must apply for a state-issued handicap parking placard. Applications for Pennsylvania ADA placards and information for obtaining the placard are available from the Parking Office, 1 Eisenhower Parking Deck. Penn State is not authorized to issue handicap parking placards. All handicap parking placards must be obtained through the state. An additional fee may be charged for the ADA upgrade permit. Students must display all three permits together. (ADA placard, PSU base student permit and ADA upgrade permit). More information on temporary impairments is available at http://studentaffairs.psu.edu/familyservices/temp_disabilities.shtml.

G. PARKING TICKETS 1. PAYMENT.a. Tickets issued to vehicles registered with a valid parking permit through the Parking Office are the responsibility of the permit holder, regardless of who drives the vehicle. Tickets issued to vehicles NOT registered with a valid parking permit through the Parking Office are held 30 days for payment. After 30 days, tickets become citations and are sent to the District Justice where additional court fees will be assessed.b. Tickets can be paid online with a credit card (Visa, MC, Discover) at

The University is committed to equal access to programs, facilities, admission, and employment for all persons. It is the policy of the University to maintain an environment free of harassment and free of discrimination against any person because of age, race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, creed, service in the uniformed services (as defined in state and federal law), veteran status, sex, sexual orientation, marital or family status, pregnancy, pregnancy-related conditions, physical or mental disability, gender, perceived gender, gender identity, genetic information, or political ideas. Discriminatory conduct and harassment, as well as sexual misconduct and relationship violence, violates the dignity of individuals, impedes the realization of the University’s educational mission, and will not be tolerated. Direct all inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policy to Dr. Kenneth Lehrman III, Vice Provost for Affirmative Action, Affirmative Action Office, The Pennsylvania State University, 328 Boucke Building, University Park, PA 16802-5901; Email: kfl2@psu.edu; Tel 814-863-0471. U.Ed. AUX 16-1