Introduction

Welcome to Boise State University. The Boise State University Parking Program 1) reflects our campus master plan; 2) is as uncomplicated and as fair as possible; 3) is intended to be 100 percent self-supporting; and 4) is organized with the intention that all users share in the costs of the parking system.

The function of Parking Services is to monitor parking operations and enforce regulations as set forth by the University. Traffic and parking regulations are published and enforced to facilitate the safe and orderly operation of motor vehicles on campus. These parking rules and regulations are designed to protect individuals on campus from injury by vehicles and to provide fair and equitable treatment for all who park on campus. The speed limit on the Boise State campus is 15 mph. Vehicle control regulations apply on all University property at all times, unless otherwise specified. The University reserves the right to make parking rule changes without republishing these regulations, although normally changes in regulations will be announced in the student newspaper and other appropriate media, including the Parking Services web page. On special occasions and in emergencies, the University may temporarily alter these or impose additional standards.

It is the responsibility of those who choose to drive and park at Boise State University to read and fully understand these regulations.

All rules and regulations are in effect 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Lack of knowledge of parking regulations will not be accepted as grounds for dismissing citations. Questions may be directed to the department at 426-PARK (7275) from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.

Comments, complaints, suggestions or recommendations concerning the parking program should be submitted, in writing, to your Parking Committee Representative or may be dropped off at the Parking office to be forwarded to the appropriate person. Parking Committee Representatives will present comments to the Parking and Transportation Advisory Committee; an advisory board consisting of representatives from the campus community, students, faculty and staff. The committee, in turn, studies campus parking and transportation issues and reviews relevant research before making recommendations to the University Administration, who make regulation changes. Suggestions for improving service are always welcome.