Parking Regulations

Automobiles that are parked on university property are subject to the following regulations:

• All vehicles parked on campus must have a valid permit.
• Failure to have a valid permit can and will subject you to tagging or towing of your vehicle at your expense.
• It is the responsibility of the person applying for the permit to have and maintain a valid driver’s license, registration and insurance.
• Permits are valid for the vehicle they are issued for only and are valid for the parking areas and period indicated on the permit.
• Vehicles must be parked properly within a designated space so as not to interfere with another parking space or to obstruct a lane of travel.
• Vehicles parked in flagrant violations such as parking in a fire lane, parking in a travel lane, blocking another person, et cetera will be towed at the owner’s expense.
• Maximum speed limit on university property is 5 mph.
• Vehicles are subject to search for cause upon request.
• The decision to tag and/or tow any vehicle in violation is made by the officer on the scene.
• Failure to comply with these rules or operating your vehicle without a reasonable amount of care may result in revocation of parking privileges and additional disciplinary action.

Additional information regarding student vehicles on campus can be obtained from the  Providence Student Handbook.