Doing so can result in a fine, towing or booting of your vehicle, loss of your parking privileges, and Student Judicial Board Proceedings. Your vehicle will be booted or towed if it impedes access or traffic, if it is parked in violation of special event procedures, if you have unpaid parking violations, or if you use an invalid permit or keycard. Displaying a permit that has been canceled, altered, defaced, or reported as missing will result in a fine in addition to any other penalty that may be imposed. Towing is at the discretion of the Parking Office. The responsibility for towing and storage charges are yours or the vehicle owner's.
Payment is due within ten days from the date of the citation's issuance.
Fines that are not paid within 90 days may be forwarded to a collection agency and to Student Business Services, which will place a hold on your account. The University may withhold grades and transcripts and may not permit course registration for as long as fines remain unpaid. If you receive a Commonwealth of Pennsylvania non-traffic citation, you must make payment directly to the office of the local magistrate, as noted on the citation, not to the Parking Office. In all cases, your appeal must be received or postmarked within ten calendar days of the citation's issuance in order to be considered. Note that this call or visit itself does not constitute filing an appeal.