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What do I need to obtain a FAU decal?
Who needs a FAU parking decal?
What are the hours of enforcement?
Where do I place the decal on my car?
How long do I have to pay a ticket before a late fee is assessed?
How do I appeal a ticket?
Who can park at a parking meter?
My vehicle was totaled in an accident, how do I get a replacement decal?
What are the Office of Parking and Transportation’s office hours and location?
Where do visitors park and how much is it?
What should I do if I have a Visitor, Guest Speaker or Interview Candidate, come on Campus?
I got a ticket for parking the wrong way on Volusia Street. Where is that written?
Why do I pay sales tax on my permit?
What do I need to obtain a FAU decal?
Your current vehicle registration and photo ID.
Who needs a FAU parking decal?
Everyone. All students, faculty, staff, vendors and anyone else parking on campus are required to have a parking decal.
What are the hours of enforcement?
Parking and Transportation regulations are enforced 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Where do I place the decal on my car?
Student decals are placed on the outside of the driver’s side of the rear windshield. The entire decal must be displayed unaltered. Decals may not be affixed inside the vehicle or by means other than the adhesive of the decal. The decal must be visible at all times while the vehicle is parked on campus. Faculty/Staff and Visitor hangtags are hung from the rearview mirror with the date facing out.
How long do I have to pay a ticket before a late fee is assessed?
Payment for all tickets must be received in the Office of Parking and Transportation by the 14th calendar day of issuance of the ticket.
How do I appeal a ticket?
Any person who feels that a parking ticket was issued in error may contest the parking ticket by filing a notice of appeal on this website or at the Office of Parking and Transportation.
Who can park at a parking meter?
ANYONE! If you park at a meter you must pay the appropriate fee. ALL parking meters are enforced 24 hours a day with the exception of the meter directly in front of the Administration Building on the Boca Raton Campus which is enforced from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm. Display of an FAU Parking Permit does NOT exempt you from having to pay the meters.
My vehicle was totaled in an accident, how do I get a replacement decal?
Remove the decal from the previous car and bring it into the office. A replacement decal will be issued at no charge however you must bring the removed decal into the office with the numbers intact. Appropriate paper work is required. If the vehicle is totaled and the decal was not able to be removed, you will need appropriate documentation that the vehicle was totaled.
What are the Office of Parking and Transportation’s office hours and location?
The Office of Parking and Transportation is located in Building 69 (Campus Operations) on the Boca Raton Campus. Our hours of operation are listed on the website.
Where do visitors park and how much is it?
Visitors may park at any of the parking meters on campus or they may get a Visitors Permit from either the Information Booth or the Office of Parking and Transportation for longer visits. Please note that visitors are limited to one free parking permit per semester. Additional parking permits are available for purchase from the Office of Parking and Transportation.
What should I do if I have a Visitor, Guest Speaker or Interview Candidate, come on Campus?
Visitors can acquire temporary parking permits at the Information Booth on Glades Rd and NW 10th Street or they can be requested ahead of time from the Office of Parking and Transportation by faculty/staff members. Please note that visitors are limited to one free parking permit per semester. Additional parking permits are available for purchase from the Office of Parking and Transportation.
Students can get parking permits for their visitors by stopping by the Office of Parking and Transportation (or the Police Department after business hours). The vehicle registration will be needed at the time the permit is issued.
I got a ticket for parking the wrong way on Volusia Street. Where is that written?
Parking against the flow of traffic is hazardous and against Florida State Statute 316.195. There are also signs posted as reminders at both sides of Volusia Street.
Why do I pay sales tax on my permit?
Please click here for more information about the collection of sales tax on parking permits.
