TRAFFIC NOTICES
UBC TRAFFIC AND PARKING RULES
This web page is for information only. If any errors or omissions are found in this web document, the printed copy of the regulations maintained at the
Office of the University Counsel will prevail.
The
UBC Traffic and Parking Rules were
approved by the Board of Governors at
its meeting on September 27, 2011.
UBC Traffic Notice Payments FAQs
Payments must be received by UBC Parking & Access Control
Services within the fourteen (14) days from the Traffic Notice
Issued Date in order for the reduced fine amount to be
applicable.
Calculating 14 days: eg. Traffic Notice Issue Date of March
1, 2010 must be paid by March 14, 2010 in order for the reduced
fine amount to be applicable.
Failure to pay the correct fine amount that is due within the
fourteen (14) days means that the Traffic Notice remains
outstanding; partial payments will be applied to a Traffic
Notice.
eg. Traffic Notice Issue Date of March 1, 2010 with $30 due
by March 14, 2010. A cheque payment was received by UBC Parking
& Access Control Services on March 15, 2010; the balance due
would be $60. The $30 cheque would be applied to the
outstanding balance Traffic Notice of $60 and therefore have a
remaining outstanding balance of $30.
Three or more outstanding Traffic Notices may lead to towing
or immobilization of vehicles or other enforcement measures
authorized by UBC Traffic and Parking Rules.
Traffic Notices may be paid on-line, by phone, mail or in person at Parking & Access Control Services from 8:30 to 4:30, Monday to Friday.
Traffic Notice
Online Payment (Secured
Server)
Click here to pay University of British Columbia
traffic notices on-line, on a secure server. Search by license
plate number or traffic notice number.
Payments may
be made by Visa or MasterCard
Payments made by phone
Phone payments by Visa, MasterCard and American Express are accepted by calling 604.822.6786 between 8:30 and 4:30, Monday to Friday.
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UBC Traffic & Parking Rules
Section 25. Dispute Process
(a) A
Disputant may dispute the contravention alleged in a Traffic
Notice on or before the 14th day from the date of receipt of the
Traffic Notice.
(b) If
the Disputant fails to dispute the contravention alleged in the
Traffic Notice within the 14-day period, the Disputant is
conclusively deemed to have admitted the contravention alleged
in the Traffic Notice and the penalty indicated on the Traffic
Notice and imposed pursuant to the Rules shall be payable
immediately with any administrative fees owed to UBC pursuant to
the Rules and in respect of the contravention.
(c) A
Dispute must be submitted in writing to the responsible Hearing
Officer, in a form provided by the Director, or in another
reasonably acceptable form, providing a postal address or
electronic mail address for the Disputant, concisely stating the
basis upon which alleged contravention in the Traffic Notice is
disputed and such other matters as the Disputant may wish to set
out for consideration by the Hearing Officer.
Outstanding traffic notice(s) may result in impoundment
of your vehicle.
Please do not ignore outstanding fines. |
