I received a statement in the mail about a citation, but I never received it nor was it on my vehicle. Our staff always places the citation on the vehicle that is being cited. If you did not get the citation, it could have been that you didn't notice it, that someone walking past your vehicle removed it, or someone who you allowed to drive your vehicle never told you about it. You are still responsible for where your car is parked. I was told that if I use my hazard lights to park illegally on campus for a few minutes that I will not receive a citation.
Some people assume that by using their hazard lights they are parking legally.
It is recommend that you bring someone with you and leave them in the car. That way if your vehicle needs to be moved, someone will be able move it. My battery in my car is dead. Call University Police at 285-1111 with your name, plate number, vehicle description, and exactly where you are parked. Disabled vehicles are not excused from the regulations and should be attended to promptly.