UBC offers 13 free bike cages and 200 secure bike parking spaces in bike lockers located across campus. Additionally, UBC’s Vancouver campus has over 9,000 high-quality outdoor bike parking spaces.
You'll need to login to Parking's payment portal to make a selection.
All information about the bike cage and bike locker program, including rates, locations and how to gain access, can be found on the Campus and Community Planning site.
No. We understand that the vehicles take less than 4 hours to charge and we allow some extra time so customers can plan accordingly and prepare for possible delays.
Yes. The time limit posted on the EV stations is per day and per location so you can use EV stations at more than one location on the same day as long as you valid payment or permit.
This is done so we can enable more vehicles to use them by having a higher turnover. Vehicles take an average of 2.5hrs to charge, so allowing them to stay much longer than that would prevent other vehicles from charging as well.
Your permit will provide you with the same parking privileges as a Faculty/Staff Permit. Any multi-level parkades and surface lots that displays signs indicating Faculty/Staff Permits are valid for your permit.
Since after retiring you will not be able to access your Parking Account with your Campus Wide Login, any change you would like to make to your parking account such as your address or vehicle plate number can be done by contacting the Parking Office directly at parking.support@ubc.ca.
You may present the letter acknowledging your 25 years retirement status sent by the President of the 25 Years Club to the Parking Office or e-mail us at parking.support@ubc.ca and we will issue you the Parking Permit.
The Emeritus Parking Permit does not expire and will remain valid until we are informed that it is no longer needed. Please email us at parking.support@ubc.ca should you wish to update your information such as vehicle plate number or contact information.
Once you received the letter granting you Emeritus status from the Senate, you can e-mail it to parking.support@ubc.ca so we can issue you an Emeritus Parking Permit.
To better serve the campus community by properly distributing the occupancy among the parking facilities, we have limited the Community Permits to a choice of 1 or 2 parkades.