What types of Parking are available?
Types of Parking
| Student | Bicycle | Motorcycle |
| Residence | Faculty and Staff | Visitor and General |
| Special Needs |
Student Parking
Most students with motor vehicles prefer to purchase a parking permit on a semester or 8 month basis. If you plan to attend classes through the summer, as well as the fall and spring semesters, you may want to consider an annual permit. Parking permits may be purchased at half-price by students taking two courses or less.
Students have the option of purchasing their permit at the Cash Office, or reserving a permit on-line. The Cash Office accepts cash or debit card only. Students using the on-line service may apply the charge for their permit to their student account or to a credit card. For more information please refer to our online parking permit site.
Bicycle Parking
The University encourages the use of bicycles as an economical and environmentally sound means of transportation. Bike racks are provided throughout campus. (See Parking Map for locations.) Bikes may not be locked to stairwells, trees, lamp posts, or other structures aside from the designated racks. Bikes are not permitted in buildings, tunnels or on the Athletic Track. The owner is solely responsible for his or her bicycle. Security may move or impound any bicycle that is not proper stored. Bicycles are tagged at the end of each semester and if not removed within three days, they will be removed from the bicycle rack.
Motorcycle Parking
Motorcycles may be parked free in designated areas. Designated areas are provided in Lots C, E, L, M, and N.
Motorcycles may be parked in any permit area, provided the owner of the motorcycle has a valid university permit for that lot. The motorcycle license plate must be registered with Parking Services. The permit need not be displayed on motorcycles in these areas. Motorcycles not registered with Parking Services will be ticketed and/or towed.
Motorcycles parked in Pay and Display or at meters are subject to the posted parking fees. Pay and Display permits must be displayed on your motorcycle.
Motorized scooters are subject to the same regulations as motorcycles. (See Parking Map for locations)
Residence Parking
Residence students living in Aperture Park may purchase a parking permit through Housing Service (C420). Residence students living in dorms may purchase a permit from the Cash Office.
Faculty and Staff Parking
Faculty and staff may purchase a general parking permit in any available permit parking lot on campus, except those areas reserved for resident students. Employees have the option of purchasing their permit through payroll deduction. Faculty and staff may apply to purchase a permit for the special parking areas. Applications are accepted at the Security office (L911). As most of these parking areas are generally full, Parking Services maintains a waiting list for these areas.
https://www.uleth.ca/bridge/fkpark.P_DispWaitingList
An annual permit is the best value. Part-time staff are charged a reduced rate.
Visitor and Short Term Parking
Visitor and short term parking is provided in various parking lots around campus. Parking is provided at parking meters and in Pay and Display permit parking areas.
Customers may purchase pay and display permits using coins or credit cards. Parking is provided for time periods of 1 hour to all day. Pay and display parking is available in the following lots.
Lot C-1 hour minimum-2 hour maximum
Lot D-1 hour minimum-1 hour maximum
Lot E-1 hour minimum-2 hour maximum
Lot H-1 hour minimum-1 hour maximum
Lot K-1 hour minimum-2 hour maximum
Lot M-1 hour minimum-all day maximum
Lot N-1 hour minimum-all day maximum
Pay and display parking is allowed in all areas of Lots M and N. In all other lots, pay and display parking areas are marked with blue stall lines and blue "Visitor Parking" signs.
Pay and display parking areas in Lots C, E, K, M and N, are in effect Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Pay and display parking areas in Lots D and H are in effect Monday to Sunday 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Parking meters are provided in Lot E, near the north entrance of Anderson Hall. The maximum parking time at these meters is 30 minutes. Meters are in effect Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Parking meters are available in Lot L, near the north entrance of University Hall on Level 6. The maximum parking time at these meters is 1 hour. Meters are in effect 7 days a week, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Rates are posted on each meter.
Be sure to use the correct meter for your space.
Special Needs Parking
Parking spaces are reserved for physically challenged and special needs drivers displaying valid provincial stickers, but you must also purchase a campus parking permit, that identifies the vehicle for handicapped parking. For interim needs such as a broken ankle, you require a permit and a note from your doctor. Handicap permits are available at the Security and Parking administration office, L911.