A valid state-issued handicapped placard must be displayed on the visitor's vehicle if the vehicle is parked in a designated Accessible Parking Space. Visitors with a displayed valid state-issued handicapped placard may park at meters without paying to activate the parking meter. Accessible Parking for Employees and Students Employees and students who require accessible parking either long term or short term, must comply with policies and procedures for requesting an accessible parking permit. The certified attending physician must provide an assessment of the individual's needs and limitations. Transportation will review the request for parking and provide parking based on the individual's needs and the availability of parking.
All transit vehicles are universally accessible.
Fringe parking lots and park and ride lots have accessible parking spaces. Individuals cannot expect to receive approval for proximity parking if there is not availability in a specific area and when there is accessible transit service available. Individuals who are approved for temporary accessible parking must purchase the permit, unless they are currently assigned a permit. For more information on accessible parking, contact Carolyn Manuel. Temporary Loading Permits Loading permits may be issued to individuals who have a short-term need to access loading areas and docks on campus.