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Parking Transportation Services is located in the Claude Howard Building, two buildings west of Lied Library on Harmon Avenue, and can be located on the 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÍòÄÜ¿Æ´ó Campus Map. The department is open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday.

Yes, if you cannot find an answer to your question on this website, please call our office at 702-895-1300 or email us at parking@unlv.edu.

School Year

• Monday – Thursday: 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
• Friday: 7 a.m. – 1 p.m.
• Academic Calendar

Summer

• Monday – Thursday: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.
• Friday: 7 a.m. – 1 p.m.

*When school is not in session, as a courtesy, we do not enforce Student Parking. All other parking regulations are in effect.

When school is not in session, as a courtesy, we do not enforce Student Parking. All other parking regulations are in effect.

Parking & Transportation Services is responsible for enforcing the parking rules established by the university. The university police enforce federal, state, municipal, and university parking rules.

Yes. Parking & Transportation Services provides jump starts for dead batteries and tire-inflation assistance. These services are provided free of charge and can be accessed by calling 702-895-1300 for assistance.

For your convenience and safety, emergency phones are located throughout the campus. A blue light is attached to the top of each phone post for easy identification. You may also dial 9-1-1, 702-895-3669, and download the RebelSAFE mobile.

51³Ô¹ÏÍøÍòÄÜ¿Æ´ó Parking and Transportation Services is considered a self-funded or auxiliary department of the University. Tuition fees and tax payer funds are not used to fund the parking program so that those funds can further support the academic mission of the university. Since the purpose of the department is to protect and maintain the parking for those that use the areas, it does so by the issuance of permits coupled with rules and policies regulating their use. To provide the necessary revenues to function in this capacity, permits have a nominal fee associated with them. The fees generated from permits, combined with other revenues generated from a self-funded parking program (visitor pay spaces, citations, and events), go towards the operation, maintenance, and future development of parking. This is the basic standard and most common approach found at larger Universities across the country.

Parking and Transportation Services Office accepts cash, check, rebel cash, or any valid credit/debit card. Online purchases or transactions may be made with any valid credit/debit card.

Yes, parking in any lot on campus, except Lot S, requires a permit, or your vehicle will be cited. This includes guests, visitors, speakers, performers, applicants, students, staff, faculty, deans, vendors, etc. Visitor/pay spaces are available and do not require a permit, but they do require payment. The cost of visitor/pay space parking is $2.00 per hour.

All permit types, including short term permits, can be purchased at the Parking Transportation Services office or online through the . Vendor parking permits must be purchased in the office. 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÍòÄÜ¿Æ´ó Parking Transportation Services has partnered with PayByPhone, a third-party application that allows individuals to pay for student daily, hourly, or visitor parking on campus.

If you purchase your permit online, you can pay by credit card. When purchasing your permit at the Parking & Transportation Services office, you can pay by cash, check, or credit card.

Visitors to the campus do not have to register their vehicles, but they must use payspace areas or they may park in student spaces if they have a valid daily, weekly, or 30-day permit. Daily, weekly, and 30-day parking passes may be purchased from the Parking & Transportation Services office or online through the . A pay space lot specifically for visitors is located at the main entrance of campus, at Maryland Parkway and Harmon Avenue.The cost of visitor/pay spaces is $2.00 per hour.

Persons requiring parking on campus covered under ADA must have a valid state-issued handicap license plate or portable handicap tag. All individuals with a state-issued handicap parking placard must also purchase a campus handicap parking permit to avoid paying for the visitor/pay space. Visitors or those that do not own a University handicap permit must use PayByPhone. (see also permit types and legal brief).

Yes, a permit is required to park a motorcycle on campus. Motorcycles must park in areas designated for them and may not occupy automobile parking spaces. Motorcycles must purchase a valid 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÍòÄÜ¿Æ´ó Motorcycle virtual parking permit or PayByPhone. Motorcycles cannot be operated on campus sidewalks or walkways.

Bicycles are not required to have parking permits. Bicycles used on campus must be riden and parked with regard for the safety of pedestrians. Bicycle parking racks must be used, and bicycles cannot be parked or driven on pedestrian ramps to buildings, or in buildings. Mopeds are required to have a parking permit. Mopeds must be parked in motorcycle parking areas only. Mopeds are not allowed on campus sidewalks or walkways.

No. Even with a valid permit, customers parking in visitor pay spaces are required to pay for the space during hours of enforcement.

Parking permits aren’t transferable between customers. When permits are purchased, they are assigned to a specific person’s parking account. Each individual needs to purchase their own parking permit for their own vehicles.

You can receive a pro-rated refund for your parking permit for the time remaining. However, short term permits (day, week, 30-day) and transit pass purchases are final and are non-refundable.

If you have a 30-day or longer permit, you can add a temporary or permanent vehicle change through your . Another option is to stop by Parking and Transportation Services with your photo ID and vehicle information, and we can add that vehicle to your virtual parking permit.

51³Ô¹ÏÍøÍòÄÜ¿Æ´ó Parking and Transportation Services are provided a listing from the Residence Hall Association for approved students living in the 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÍòÄÜ¿Æ´ó residence halls. All incoming resident students will have a parking account created using their Rebelmail email address and their account will be set up to purchase a Resident or Student parking permit. Resident permits are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis and are specific to that lot. Purchases can be made through the or in the office.

You can purchase your short term permit through the or by using PayByPhone, a third-party application that allows individuals to pay for student daily, hourly, or visitor parking on campus.

State Handicapped Placards are issued through the Nevada DMV and require an official note from your doctor. Once you have obtained your handicapped placards and/or license plates, we can issue you a handicapped parking permit. Simply bring your placards and/or vehicle registration, a photo ID and the letter from the DMV stating that you are the owner of the handicapped placard to the Parking and Transportation Services Office , and you will be issued the correct permit.

No. Each reserved permit is required to use a particular reserved space and no other vehicles are permitted without specific approval by Parking and Transportation Services. If approval is granted, the individual given to ability to use the space may only do so for a limited period as determined when seeking permission to do so.

You are required to apply for a Back In Decal for $5 if you prefer to back your vehicle into a parking space and do not have a front license plate. This decal is not a permit but will authorize you to back into a parking space. You are responsible for ensuring you have the proper parking rights/permissions for the area in which you park. Contact parking@unlv.edu or 702-895-1300 for more information.

Parking citations may be paid at the Parking & Transportation Services office or online through the . Fines may also be paid by mail using the preaddressed envelope provided with your citation, and include the citation number on your check.

Citations are to be paid within 30 days of the date they were issued. In the event the fine is not paid within 30 days, the fine is doubled.

Any citation issued or any fee charged that is not delinquent may be appealed in writing on an official arbitration form available through the Parking & Transportation Services or by submitting the documentation . The appeal will be presented for arbitration but only after a deposit equal to the citation fee or other charge has been made with Parking & Transportation Services. Attendance is required to appeal a citation. If the appeal is granted, the deposit will automatically be refunded to the depositor. If the appeal is denied, the deposit will automatically be used to pay the fee. Failure to make a timely appeal waives the right of appeal. Appeals must be made within 30 calendar days from the date of citation. No delinquent citation or fee will be considered for appeal.

If not paid within 30 days, fines are doubled and students may find a hold placed on their school registration. Students' parking privileges could be in jeopardy and requests for official transcripts may be delayed as well as receipt of the student's college diploma. Upon accumulating $50 or more in unpaid fines, the operator/registered owner is expelled from parking on campus until all back citations are paid. Any expelled vehicle found on campus will be cited for illegal parking and subject to mechanical immobilization by use of a wheel boot or to being towed at the owner's expense without notice.

If the vehicle has been booted, the outstanding fee(s) must be paid before the boot will be removed. Payment can be made at the Parking & Transportation Services office Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m, or online through the .

All areas not specifically marked for parking are no-parking zones. Vehicles are prohibited from parking in any area designated as a no-parking or stopping area. These include red zones and fire hydrants as well as any other means of parking a vehicle that causes damage to university property, obstructs traffic, or creates a safety hazard.

There are no excuses for parking illegally. Leaving a note on the windshield of your vehicle does not relieve you of the responsibility of parking in compliance with the parking regulations.

Once all citations are paid and the balance on the parking account is at a $0 balance, contact Parking and Transportation Services and the hold will be released.

You may pay the citation either in the Parking and Transportation Services Office or . You may appeal your citation if you feel that the ticket you received was unjust. If you choose to not pay the citation, the fine will double after 30 days and you run the risk of having a red tag placed on your vehicle or impounded.

If at the time the citation is issued a valid permit is not linked to the vehicle, the ticket would be valid.

Yes, there are multiple charging stations located across the 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÍòÄÜ¿Æ´ó campus for convenient access. These stations can be found at the following locations: east of the Campus Services Building (Gray Lot), the Tropicana Parking Garage, west of Greenspun Hall (Lot E), the Cottage Grove Parking Garage (Lot A), the Stan Fulton Building (Lot T), the University Gateway Garage, east of the Student Union (Lot D), north of Bigelow Health Sciences Building (Lot O), east of the Harmon Auxiliary Building (HAB Lot), in the Del Mar Lot, and on the Shadow Lane Campus.

PayByPhone is an app that customers can use to pay for parking remotely with their credit or debit cards. Simply download the app to your smartphone, create an account, and payment for student daily permits or visitor pay spaces can be made.

Yes, University Police Services does provide an escort service to any staff, student or visitor in need. Contact University Police Services at 702-895-3668 and a security officer will be dispatched to your location.

Bus service is available through the Regional Transportation Committee (RTC). A 51³Ô¹ÏÍøÍòÄÜ¿Æ´ó/RTC Transit Station is located on University Road south of Greenspun Hall.  For all route options, please refer to the RTC website at

State Handicapped Placards are issued through the Nevada DMV and require an official note from your doctor. Once you have obtained your handicapped placards and/or license plates, we can issue you a handicapped parking permit. Simply bring your placards and/or vehicle registration, a photo ID and the letter from the DMV stating that you are the owner of the handicapped placard to the Parking and Transportation Services Office , and you will be issued the correct permit.