When she went to the UP headquarters, Alexander was told that vehicles automatically get booted if there is no sign of a permit on the vehicle. When she asked why the officers no longer use portable computers to check licenses, Alexander was told that the computers didn't work. For students, faculty, and staff, that charge is reduced if a permit is purchased. All revenue from citations and boot fees goes into the university general fund. Despite these stiff regulations, some students who have purchased valid permits are still forced to park in the residential neighborhoods surrounding Loyola.
Cars parked off campus are subject to the city's regulations.
After 180 days, the ticket is sent to a collection agency where it is then placed on the violator's credit record. Everyone applying for a residential parking permit must prove their residency in the district in which they park.