Arkansas Administrative Code
Agency 008 - Department of Higher Education
Division 02 - Colleges and Universities Plans and Operations
Rule 008.02.17-002 - ASU System Campus Parking Regulations

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 9, September, 2024

ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 2016-17 PARKING AND MOTOR VEHICLE REGULATIONS

ENFORCEMENT OF PARKING REGULATIONS

The enforcement of the Arkansas State University (A-State) Parking and Motor Vehicle (P/MV) Regulations is the responsibility of the Department of Parking Services (DPS) and the University Police Department (UPD). All regulations are enforced 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, unless noted otherwise in the regulations. The regulations apply to all parking lots, parking structures, on- and off-street parking stalls, streets, and properties on the A-State campus.

This document is the official statement regarding parking regulations on the A-State campus. If in doubt about any parking or motor vehicle issue, contact DPS.

DISTRIBUTION OF PARKING PERMITS

The purchase, issuance, and distribution of parking permits is primarily conducted online through the my Campus web portal and the Parking Services eBiz website. Limited quantities of selected parking permits are available from the DPS office in Northpark Plaza on the A-State campus. Acquisition of a parking permit requires the registration of only one vehicle with DPS; however, the parking permit may be displayed from any vehicle parked by the permit holder. Vehicle information provided by a registrant is subject to verification. Completion of vehicle and parking permit registration includes acknowledgment by the registrant that the registrant is responsible for knowing and following the campus parking regulations. Vehicles are defined as any self-propelled vehicle having two or more wheels.

REPOSITIONABLE STICKERS, HANG TAGS, PLACARDS, AND PRINTABLE PERMITS. Persons securing a repositionable sticker, portable hang tag, placard, or printable permit must register the primary vehicle from which the permit will be displayed; however, the permits are movable to any vehicle operated by a permit holder without advance notice to DPS. Vehicle information should be updated with DPS only if there is a change in primary vehicle information. Updates to primary vehicle information should be made by completing an online vehicle information update through my Campus at the Parking Services e Bizwebsite.

PERMIT GUIDELINES

Annual parking permits for 2016-17 are generally valid until 12:00 a.m. on September 1, 2017 unless otherwise noted by DPS. Charges for parking permits are typically billed to individual university accounts unless otherwise noted by DPS. Individuals who do not have a university account must prepay any permit fees at the Cashier Window in the Student Union and provide a receipt of the transaction to DPS before a permit is issued.

Student parking permit fees for the Fall Semester 2016 are non-refundable after September 2, 2016. Fees for student parking permits purchased for the Spring Semester 2017 are non-refundable after January 27, 2017. Parking permits for staff/faculty and students for the May Interim 2017 and Summer 1 and 2 Terms 2017 will be available at one-half the regular fee amount after May 1, 2017. Fees for student parking permits purchased for May Interim 2017, Summer 1 and 2 Terms 2017, and August Interim 2017 are non-refundable after June 2, 2017.

All vehicles parked on the A-State campus must have a current parking permit issued by DPS properly displayed with the exception of vehicles operated by visitors and invited guests that are parked in designated visitor parking or paid metered or paid parking garage spaces. Faculty, staff, and students are never considered to be campus visitors or guests for any parking purpose. Service providers, contracted employees, or other individuals who work or provide services on the A-State campus and receive compensation for the work or services they perform are never considered to be visitors or guests for any parking purpose and are required to purchase and display A-State parking permits when parking a vehicle at A-State. Faculty, staff, and students must display a valid A-State parking permit from any vehicle parked on the A-State campus. Students who are registered at another ASU System campus but are also registered for A-State courses must purchase and display an A-State parking permit when parking on the A-State campus. Students who are registered at another ASU System campus with classes that meet on the A-State campus must purchase and display an A-State parking permit when parking at A-State.

Parking permits may not be altered in any manner. Parking permits may not be displayed in a manner or format not approved by DPS.

Repositionable sticker permits must be displayed right side up (bar code at bottom) from the inside of the vehicle windshield in the lower left (driver side) corner of the windshield. The sticker may not be displayed sideways or upside down. The VIN number of the vehicle may not be obstructed by the sticker permit. The entire front surface of the permit must be visible. The permit must be affixed to the interior surface of the windshield using the inherent adhesiveness of the front surface of the permit. Alternate methods of display are not permissible including display from the vehicle dash. No more than one repositionable permit may be displayed from a single vehicle at the same time. Repositionable sticker permits may be moved from vehicle to vehicle by the permit holder without contacting DPS. However, changes in primary vehicle information should be submitted to DPS through the online Parking Services eBiz website available through the myCampus web portal.

Hang tag permits must be displayed vertically from a correctly installed rear view mirror with the front surface (surface with permit number) facing the windshield. Hang tags may not be displayed upside down or sideways. The entire front surface of the permit must be visible with no obstructions such as air fresheners, leis, sun visors, etc. The regulations prohibit the display of a hang tag permit from any part of a vehicle other than a correctly installed rear view mirror. Vehicles equipped with windshield tinting, certain rear view mirrors, and other objects that prohibit the normal viewing and function of a hang tag permit must have another type of valid permit displayed. Also, vehicles not equipped with a correctly installed rear view mirror must have another type of valid permit displayed. Hang tag permits may be moved from vehicle to vehicle without contacting DPS. However, changes in primary vehicle information should be submitted to DPS through the online Parking Services eBiz website available through the myCampus web portal.

Parking a vehicle on the A-State campus that is not a vehicle registered with DPS does not mitigate the requirement to display a valid and current A-State-approved parking permit. As previously noted, repositionable stickers and hang tags are transferable to any vehicle without contacting DPS. Vehicles parked by faculty, staff, or students must have a valid parking permit displayed and may never be parked in visitor parking or other unauthorized zones even if a particular vehicle is not registered with DPS. The institutional status of the driver (faculty, staff, student, vendor/ service provider, visitor/guest, etc.) rather than the registration status of the vehicle determines the authorized parking status of the vehicle. In the absence of a standard faculty, staff, or student parking permit, temporary parking permits are available online at the Parking Services eBiz website or from the DPS office.

Dashboard placard permits and printable permits are to be properly displayed from the driver side dash as directed in the instructions printed on the reverse side of the placard or on the printable permit.

Replacement permits for repositionable stickers and hang tags are available for stolen permits when permit owners file validated theft reports with UPD or another official law enforcement agency. Copies of theft reports must be submitted to DPS to receive replacement permits. Replacement permits are also available for lost permits when permit owners complete lost permit statement forms and submit to DPS. Replacement permit fees for lost and stolen permits are full-price with the exception of permits stolen due to forced entry (must be verified by police inspection indicated on police report). Permits stolen due to forced entry may be replaced with the following reduced fees: FS: $10.00, SE: $5.00, SD: $5.00.

A-State parking permits are the responsibility of the corresponding registrant and must be removed prior to sale or transfer of a vehicle or upon termination of employment or withdrawal from the university. Permit registrants are responsible for all parking citations issued to vehicles from which their assigned permit is displayed. Students who withdraw or employees who are terminated from the university must return their permits to DPS to have their parking permits deactivated. December or May graduates who will not be registered students at A-State during the academic term following graduation may either continue to park as students using student permits (until permit expiration date) or may be designated as visitors for parking (student permits will be deactivated and considered invalid). Students must contact DPS and return the parking permit to receive a change in status from student to visitor. Otherwise, permit holders are considered to be students for parking purposes until active permits expire. Unless students withdraw from the university, they are considered to be students for parking purposes throughout the current academic year even if they are not registered for classes during a particular academic term.

Falsifying personal, vehicle, or permit registration information, unauthorized use of any parking permit, display of photocopies or other objects in lieu of authorized permits, or unauthorized modification of a parking permit will result in a falsifying information parking citation and disciplinary referral.

Permit registrants are responsible for all citations and fines issued to vehicles displaying their permits even if the operator of the vehicle is someone other than the permit registrant. In the absence of displayed permits, registered vehicle owners as identified by the state of registration are responsible for all citations issued to their registered vehicles. A registered vehicle is considered to be any vehicle that is registered with DPS and/or registered with any state motor vehicle agency. When unregistered and/or unpermitted vehicles are immobilized (booted) with a wheel lock (boot), the driver of the vehicle must be verified by presentation of an A-State ID card or drivers license before the boot will be released. The identified driver presenting an ID to DPS or UPD authorities at a booted vehicle will be responsible for corresponding parking citations issued to the vehicle. If the identified driver of the vehicle has a university account, the corresponding parking fines will be charged to their account. If the driver of the vehicle does not have a university account, payment of the parking fines at the Cashier Window of the Student Union will be required before the boot is released from the vehicle.

PARKING PERMITS

Student Permits SD - $50.00

All students who park a vehicle on the A-State campus are required to display a valid student (SD) parking permit. Student status for parking purposes does not revert to visitor or any other non-student status when a student does not register for classes during a particular academic term such as an interim or summer term or a fall or spring semester during the academic year. Vehicles displaying properly validated SD permits may be parked in commuter zones or in resident zones per the regulations stated below for each type of zone. All metered or garage parking must be paid. Students with contract parking spaces must display a current parking permit validated for their assigned contract parking lot.

All students are limited to only one active permit. Students may not have more than one active permit registered to their parking accounts. Exception: Students may have both a standard vehicle permit and a motorcycle permit active at the same time.

Faculty/staff Permits FS - $70.00

All faculty/staff who park a vehicle on the A-State campus are required to display a valid employee parking permit. Faculty/staff (FS) permits are issued to full-time faculty and staff who are eligible for benefits. Employees who have retired from A-State may receive a FS permit at no charge with the exception of those who continue to receive compensation for campus employment. Vehicles displaying a FS permit may be parked in designated faculty/staff zones and commuter zones and authorized resident zones. All metered or garage parking must be paid. Faculty and staff with contract parking spaces must display a current parking permit validated for their assigned contract parking lot.

All faculty and staff are limited to only one active permit. Faculty and staff may not have more than one active permit registered to their parking accounts. Exception: Employees may have both a standard vehicle permit and a motorcycle permit active at the same time.

Staff/Employee Permits

SE - $50.00

All faculty/staff who park a vehicle on the A-State campus are required to display a valid employee parking permit. Staff/Employee (SE) permits are issued to full-time employees not wishing to purchase FS permits and to part-time employees. SE permits may also be issued to graduate assistants who are also resident students. Resident students who are graduate assistants may display SE permits and park in commuter parking (restrictions apply) even during the 8:00-2:00 weekday restricted hours for resident students. The Director of Parking Services must authorize these exceptions for graduate assistants. Vehicles displaying SE permits may be parked in commuter zones with the exception of those operated by resident students or resident employees who may also park their vehicles in their assigned residence zones. All metered or garage parking must be paid. Employees with contract spaces must display a current parking permit validated for their assigned contract parking lot.

All faculty and staff are limited to only one active permit. Faculty and staff may not have more than one active permit registered to their parking accounts. Exception: Employees may have both a standard vehicle permit and a motorcycle permit active at the same time.

Temporary Permits

TP - $5.00

Temporary permits are issued to faculty, staff, or students. All metered and garage parking must be paid. TP permits are valid for eight days from date of purchase.

Motorcycle Permits

MC-$10.00

All motorcycles, motor bikes, scooters, etc. must display a current motorcycle permit. Motorcycles, motor bikes, scooters, etc. may be parked in regular commuter vehicular parking spaces or in designated motorcycle zones. All metered and garage parking must be paid.

Business Permits

BP - $70.00

Compensated service providers are required to display business permits (BP) when parking a vehicle on the A-State campus. BP permits are issued to service providers and vendors who are not faculty, staff, or students and who will receive or potentially receive payment for services rendered on or for the A-State campus with the exception of activities coordinated through the Construction Office of Facilities Management. Examples include but are not limited to sales, equipment maintenance/repair, vendor services, cleaning services, etc. Providers of local delivery services of pizza and other non-vendor food orders, flowers, balloons, small packages, freight, etc. are not required to display a business permit when operating a vehicle that clearly displays the name of the business with an official logo or other item that clearly identifies a vehicle is being used for local delivery. If the name of the business is not displayed, a business permit is required. Vehicles displaying a business permit may be parked in faculty/staff parking zones and commuter parking and in residence zones if the service provided relates to a facility in a residence zone. BP permits also allow parking in service/delivery zones and approved loading docks for loading/ unloading only (30 minute time limit). Vehicles must be promptly removed when load/unload activities are complete. All metered and garage parking must be paid.

Departmental Permits

DP - $70.00

Departmental permits (DP) are dashboard placards issued to A-State departments. DP permits are for use by department employees who must use personal vehicles in the absence of state-owned vehicles for short-term service/delivery activities (30 minute time limit). These placards must be requested online by vice-chancellors or deans. DP permits allow parking in service/delivery zones and approved loading docks only. No additional privileges are provided. Standard A-State employee permits must also be displayed. Payment must be made by the responsible department before a DP permit will be issued.

Construction Permits

CP - No Charge

Construction permits (CP) are issued to persons who are not A-State students or employees and are working on projects coordinated through the Planning, Design, and Construction Office of Facilities Management. CP permits must be secured from the Construction Office. Vehicles displaying CP permits are validated to park in areas assigned by the Construction Office. All parking regulations must be followed. Vehicles with CP permits displayed may not be parked in visitor parking or any restricted zone other than an official construction zone. All metered and garage parking must be paid.

Event Permits

EP-$1.00/Day

Event permits (EP) are issued to A-State departments and other organizations for distribution to participants in events sponsored by departments/organizations and officially sanctioned by the University. A-State faculty, staff, and students are not permitted to use EP permits. Vehicles displaying EP permits may be parked in visitor parking, unrestricted commuter parking, or in designated event parking zones. All metered parking must be paid; however, vehicles displaying EP permits may be parked in non-reserved spaces in the North Parking Deck at no charge. Requests for EP permits must be submitted online at the Parking Services website.

Campus Resident Permits CR- No Charge

Campus resident (CR) permits are dashboard placards issued to residents of The Village. Each family unit in The Village must purchase at least one A-State student or employee parking permit. Additional vehicles may be validated for Village parking by displaying CR permits.

Student Health Center Permits HC - No Charge

Student Health Center (HC) permits are dashboard placards issued by the Student Health Center. HC permits allow students with qualifying illness or injury to park in faculty/staff parking during the period that the permits are valid. The permits do not allow for parking in disability parking spaces. Student (SD) permits must also be displayed. No additional privileges are provided by HC permits.

PARKING SPACES. All A-State parking spaces are officially and visibly designated with the industry standard traffic and parking stall painted striping found in most parking lots in most communities. Some parking stalls are head-in (striping perpendicular to the flow of traffic), angled (striping angled to the flow of traffic), and parallel (striping parallel to the flow of traffic). In gravel lots, official parking spaces are designated with concrete wheel stops. Parking in areas where there are no parking stalls designated with striping or wheel stops is prohibited. This includes such actions as parking along the curbs of parking lots, along the curbs or sides of streets, or on the grass, dirt, sidewalks, or other surfaces of campus properties that are not designated for parking with striping or wheel stops.

RESTRICTED PARKING ZONES

DISABILITY PARKING

Vehicles parked in disability parking spaces at ASU-Jonesboro must display a current disability license plate, hang tag, sticker, or placard issued by any state. This includes disabled veteran license plates (DV or DAV). Faculty, staff, and students must also display a current ASU parking permit and a disability validation sticker issued by Disability Services. Employees or students with disabilities are also authorized to park in faculty/staff zones with the permit restrictions noted above for disability spaces. Please note that faculty/staff spaces are not official disability spaces and therefore do not have the required dimensions, ramp access, and proximity to accessible routes to accommodate persons using mobility devices. Faculty/staff spaces are simply offered as a courtesy to students and employees with disabilities who choose this option.

Disability parking spaces designated "van accessible" are exclusively dedicated for persons using mechanical lifts, wheelchairs, and other mobility devices. Disabled persons who do not use mobility devices are not authorized to park in spaces designated as "van accessible. "

Many surface parking lots offer "universal design" spaces that have the dimensions needed to accommodate vehicles with mechanical lifts and other mobility devices. These spaces are also open for persons with disabilities who do not use mobility devices and are not restricted as van accessible.

Parking in disability spaces without proper permits is a serious offense. Citations issued for this violation carry a $150.00 fine. Repeat violators will be towed and fined. Citations are also issued for not displaying a validation sticker, for unauthorized use of "van accessible" spaces, and for blocking disability ramp space and recessed street and sidewalk access areas.

Unauthorized transfer or use of a disability license or permit by a party other than the permit registrant is a violation of Arkansas state law. Offenders will receive citations. Misuse of disability permits will result in confiscation of the permits. The confiscated permits will be returned to the appropriate state office.

CONTRACT PARKING

All contract parking holders must display an A-State parking permit validated for contract parking when parking in contract zones and spaces.

NORTH CAMPUS CONTRACT PARKING

Location: NORTH PARKING DECK

Rate: $500.00 annually for levels 1 and 2 and lower ramps; $300.00 per year for level 3 and upper ramps (in addition to A-State parking permit fee)

CENTRAL CAMPUS CONTRACT PARKING "A" AND "B"

Location: SW-3A/SW-4 PARKING LOTS

Rate: $300.00 annually (in addition to A-State parking permit fee)

SOUTH CAMPUS CONTRACT PARKING "A" AND "B"

Location: S-17/S-16 PARKING LOTS

Rate: $300.00 annually (in addition to A-State parking permit fee)

WEST CAMPUS CONTRACT PARKING

Location: NW-1C PARKING LOT

Rate: $300.00 annually (in addition to A-State parking permit fee)

EAST CAMPUS CONTRACT PARKING

Location: N-7 PARKING LOT

Rate: $300.00 annually (in addition to A-State parking permit fee)

ALL CONTRACT ZONES ARE STRICTLY ENFORCED ON WEEKDAYS BETWEEN 5:00 a.m. AND 7:00 p.m. (5:00 p.m. IN SOME LOCATIONS AS INDICATED ON SIGNAGE). UNAUTHORIZED VEHICLES WILL BE IMMEDIATELY TOWED AT THE EXPENSE OF OWNER/DRIVER. APPROPRIATE CITATIONS WILL ALSO BE ISSUED. ALL CONTRACT ZONES ARE ENFORCED DURING THE RESTRICTED HOURS EVEN WHEN GATED ACCESS OR OTHER ACCESS RESTRICTION IS NOT OPERATIONAL OR PRESENT.

EVENT PARKING

Event parking information can be obtained through the A-State Parking Services web site at http://parking.astate.edu. Please note the event parking regulations above.

VISITOR PARKING

Visitors are always welcome on campus. Visitors may park in designated "V" visitor parking (no charge) or in short-term metered parking (meters must be paid) or paid garage parking (pre-pay at pay stations). Persons parking on campus to conduct business, work, or perform services for which payment or potential payment will be received are not considered to be visitors. A business permit is available for these purposes (please see permit information above).

STUDENTS, FACULTY, OR staff ARE NOT CONSIDERED TO BE VISITORS AT ANY TIME FOR ANY EVENT.

POST OFFICE PARKING. Parking in the U. S. Postal Service customer parking lot (NW-6) is enforced from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday all year long. All post office customer parking has a 20-minute time limit (60-minute limit in disability spaces).

RESIDENT PARKING

KAYS HALL - UNIVERSITY HALL - ARKANSAS HALL - COLLEGIATE PARK - THE VILLAGE - NORTHPARK QUADS - RED WOLF DEN - LIVING/LEARNING COMMUNITY (LLC) - GREEK VILLAGE - AGGIE APARTMENTS. Residents of these facilities have restricted parking in all lots within these residence zones. The lots are indicated with signage and may also be secured with gates, bollards, or other access restrictions. The restrictions apply 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Residents of these facilities may not park in other campus zones between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on weekdays. Vehicles parked in these restricted residence zones must display a current A-State permit and the appropriate residence validation specific to the lots.

Visitors to these residence facilities who are not faculty, staff, or students must park in designated visitor parking zones (no charge) or in metered or garage parking (must be paid) between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. After the 8:00 to 5:00 business hours visitors may park in any unrestricted zones outside of these facilities. Faculty, staff, or students who are not residents of these facilities must park outside these resident areas in a zone allowed by the parking permit displayed. Vehicles parked in restricted resident zones without permits or with permits that do not have corresponding residence validation will be towed immediately, including vehicles operated by visitors and by residents who fail to display validated permits.

IMPORTANT NOTE. Resident students must park only in their assigned residence parking lots from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on weekdays. Resident students may park in paid contract, metered, or garage parking spaces on the A-State campus, even during the 8:00-2:00 weekday restricted period. Resident vehicles parked in unpaid or expired metered or garage spaces during the 8:00-2:00 period will receive at least two citations: one for expired meter/garage space and one for parking in an unauthorized zone.

METERED/GARAGE PARKING

All persons parking in metered parking, including visitors, must pay the indicated rate for the time desired. Metered parking costs 5 cents for each three minutes desired. All meters have two-hour time limits. Refunds are not given for amounts paid beyond the two-hour limit. Parking meters do not provide change or refunds. Please report any meter malfunctions to Parking Services immediately.

Parking in the North Parking Deck costs 50 cents/hour. Visitor and disability parking in the North Parking Deck is available per the visitor and disability instructions above at no charge. Contract parking in the North Parking deck is indicated by signage and is restricted for contract parking customers only from 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

PAY STATIONS. The North Parking Deck does not have parking attendants to collect payment. All payment is completed through self-service technology. The North Parking Deck has digital pay stations located at the south exits. The pay stations are marked with signage and the international "P" symbol that indicates a pay machine. The pay stations accept dollar bills, dollar coins, quarters, dimes, and nickels. Credit card and Express Dollar payments are also accepted per the instructions on the pay station. Pay stations do not provide change or refunds.

Pay-by-phone services are also available for payment of metered and garage parking on the A-State campus as indicated on the signage affixed to the meters and pay stations.

All metered and garage parking is enforced Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Use of bicycles, skateboards, and rollerblades in the North Parking Deck is prohibited.

LOCAL DELIVERY VEHICLES/PARKING

Vehicles used for local delivery of pizza and other food orders, flowers, balloons, small packages, freight, etc. are not required to display a permit if the name of the business is clearly displayed on the vehicle with an official business logo or other item that clearly declares that the vehicle is used for local business delivery. If the name of the business is not displayed, a business permit must be displayed from the vehicle. Local delivery vehicles are permitted to be parked in designated service/delivery zones, approved loading docks, commuter parking, metered and garage parking (must be paid), and other non-restricted areas that do not interfere with the safe operation of the campus parking infrastructure. Delivery vehicles are not permitted in fire lanes, streets, contract parking, or other restricted parking or non-parking areas.

TOWING, IMMOBILIZING, AND IMPOUNDING OF VEHICLES

The University reserves the right to immobilize, tow, or impound any vehicle without a current parking permit; parking in violation of current parking regulations or Arkansas law; or parked so as to create a hazard to traffic or pedestrians. Vehicles associated with previous unpaid parking citations may also be immobilized, towed, or impounded. Current parking and motor vehicle regulations are posted on the web site at http://parking. astate.edu.

MOVING VIOLATIONS

Moving violations include all traffic laws as stated in the Arkansas Motor Vehicle and Traffic Laws and State Highway Commission Regulations. The official A-State citation will be sufficient as a summons for violation of these rules and regulations. In lieu of a university citation, the violator may be issued a uniform traffic ticket which will be adjudicated in municipal court.

OFFENSES AND PENALTIES

Operating a motor vehicle in any manner which creates a disturbance on campus may be considered a traffic violation. This includes excessive use of sound systems, city ordinance/officer's discretion, horn, illegal exhaust systems, squealing of tires, or placing pedestrians or other drivers in a hazardous situation.

APPEALS

An appeal of any campus parking or motor vehicle citation, or any fines or fees resulting therefrom, must be filed online at the Parking Services eBiz website available through the myCampus web portal within seven (7) days of the date of issue of the citation.

FINES

The responsibility for payment of fines incurred for moving and parking violations rests with the registrant. If A-State vehicle registration is incomplete, responsibility rests with the owner and/or operator of the vehicle or driver responding to an immobilized (booted) vehicle. Persons violating the parking and motor vehicle regulations will be fined according to the university's system of violations listed below. The Department of Parking Services and Parking/Motor Vehicle Committee reserve the right to revise the violations list and fines.

PARKIING VIOLATIONS LIST (Issued by Parking Services and University Police)

MOTOR VEHICLE VIOLATIONS LIST (Issued by University Police)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Violators of established parking/motor vehicle regulations may be issued a uniform traffic ticket payable in municipal court in Jonesboro, Arkansas in lieu of A-State citation.

Violation notices will be affixed to the motor vehicle or presented to the driver.

Vehicles are considered parked when left standing, stopped, or unattended for any period of time.

Arkansas State University assumes no responsibility for the care and/or protection of any vehicle or its contents at any time while it is operated or parked on the campus.

Pedestrians have the right-of-way at designated crosswalks at all times except signal controlled intersections where pedestrians will be expected to comply with the signal.

Owners/operators of disabled vehicles (dead battery, empty fuel tank, lost keys, etc.) must notify Parking

Services or University Police immediately noting the exact location.

Vehicles are assumed abandoned if left parked and stationary for a period of two weeks. Abandoned vehicles will be towed at the owner's expense.

Permit owners are responsible for all violations for vehicles displaying their permit.

Vehicles will not be operated on the A-State campus without required safety equipment prescribed by the vehicle code of the State of Arkansas.

All campus vehicle accidents must be reported directly to the University Police Department.

No parking or stopping on roadways is allowed.

Arkansas State University-Beebe

Parking and Traffic Regulations

The Arkansas State University - Beebe University Police welcome you to our campuses.

Please feel free to call upon a University Police Office at (501) 882-8851 at anytime assistance is needed.

Student Handbook 6. 13 TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGULATIONS

In accordance with Arkansas Code Annotated 25-17-307, the Board of Trustees of Arkansas State University established the following rules and regulations for the registration, operation, and parking of motor vehicles on an Arkansas State University-Beebe campus, which are binding on all members of the faculty, staff, student body, and others utilizing the lands owned or controlled by Arkansas State University-Beebe.

ENFORCEMENT OF PARKING REGULATIONS

The enforcement of the ASU-Beebe Parking and Motor Vehicle Regulations is the responsibility of the University Police Department. This document contains the official word on parking regulations on campus. If in doubt about any parking or motor vehicle issue, please contact the University Police.

RESTRICTED PARKING AREAS

Parking on grass, sidewalks, cross walks, building entrance, etc. is not allowed. Any other restricted parking areas will be clearly noted.

DISABILITY PARKING

Vehicles parked in disability parking spaces at ASU-Beebe must display a current disability license plate or placard issued by any state. Parking in disability spaces without proper permits is a serious offense. Citations issued for this violation carry a $50.00 fine. Citations are also issued for blocking disability ramp space, recessed street, and sidewalk access areas. Transfer of disability license or placard is a violation of the Arkansas state law. Offenders will receive citations.

RESPONSIBLITIES AND INFORMATION

Standard traffic regulations and definitions as enacted into the motor vehicles law of the State of Arkansas will be enforced on university property at all times. Students and staff members are expected to be familiar with and abide by these regulations. If a member of the university community is not cited for breaking the traffic regulation, it does not imply that the regulation is no longer in effect.

Pedestrians have the right-of-way at designated crosswalks at all times.

School buses, large vehicles, and other special purpose vehicles will be required to park in areas designated by a University Police Officer.

Motorcycles, motorbikes, etc., must be operated on streets designated for normal automobile use.

Parking for non-motorized and 50 cc or less moped-type vehicles will be restricted to designated parking areas. Bicycle racks are available on campus.

Arkansas State University-Beebe assumes NO responsibility for the care and/or protection of any vehicle or its contents at any time while it is on campus. For protection, lock your vehicle and place valuables in the trunk area.

All vehicle operators will observe and obey the orders of University Police Officers in performance of their duties. This includes rendering and producing identification and registration when requested. All campus vehicle accidents must be reported to the University Police Office.

TOWING AND IMPOUNDING VEHICLES

The University reserves the right to immobilize, tow, and/or impound any vehicle that is parked on university property in such a way as to constitute a serious hazard or to prohibit the normal operation of any part of the parking infrastructure at any ASU-Beebe campus. The University Police may direct an authorized commercial garage to carry out any towing action. Violators will be responsible for paying all costs for removal, impounding, and storage of such vehicles. Vehicles may be held until all charges are paid.

MOVING VIOLATION

Moving violations include all traffic laws as stated in the Arkansas Motor Vehicle and Traffic Laws and State Highway Commission Regulations. The official ASU-Beebe citation will be sufficient as a summons for violation of these rules and regulations. In lieu of a university citation, the violator may be issued a uniform traffic ticket, which will be adjudicated in municipal court.

ENFORCEMENT OF REGULATIONS