A parking payment or permit is required whenever parking at UBC. Feel free to contact our office over the phone should you be experiencing an issue purchasing or redeeming a Honk pass. You can also make a payment using one of the alternative mobile payment providers or at the Paystations.
Yes, a parking payment or permit is required whenever parking at UBC. We recommend attempting to use an alternative method of payment such as Paystation or one of the available mobile payment providers should your preferred method of payment be temporarily unavailable.
You can also check our website alert section on the landing page for any outage information, or phone our office for additional guidance or to have a payment made over the phone. Phone wait times might be longer during outages.
UBC offers 9 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.
We acknowledge that the vehicles may take less time to charge than initially anticipated. However, it is the responsibility of the vehicle owner to manage, plan, and prepare for this possibility and to move their vehicle accordingly.
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.
You may reach Parking Services at parking.support@ubc.ca to update your vehicle or personal information on your parking account. Remember to send the current vehicle insurance information displaying your name as one of the drivers when updating vehicle information.
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. Be sure to include your valid vehicle insurance documents displaying you as a registered driver so a permit can be issued.
The Emeritus Parking Permit runs from April 1st to end of March. To renew your permit e-mail parking.support@ubc.ca along with your current vehicle insurance document displaying your name as a driver.