Once you received the letter granting you Emeritus status from the Senate, you can e-mail it to parking.support@ubc.ca along with your vehicle insurance displaying your name as a driver 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.
The UBC resident students parking options have limited availability. The options shown in your UBC Parking account reflect what is currently available for you to purchase. For more parking alternatives from UBC Housing, access http://vancouver.housing.ubc.ca/applications/fees-payments/parking/
For Acadia permit inquiries, please contact parking.support@ubc.ca.
A: No, you may add up to three vehicles to a permit on your Parking Account. It is recommend to remove a temporary vehicle from your Parking Account as soon as you are no longer driving the vehicle, to avoid possible tickets by future users.
Vehicles parked at UBC are subject to the Traffic and Parking Rules of the University of British Columbia. If not complied with, vehicles may receive a ticket and be impounded.
There is no free parking at UBC Campus.
Yes, all parkades have stalls designated for motorcycles. Get in touch with the Parking office if you wish to purchase a Motorcycle Parking Permit.
UBC has reciprocal parking agreements with Simon Fraser University and the University of Victoria. If you have Faculty, Staff or Emeritus yearly permits from one of these institutions, you can park at UBC for no more than two consecutive days using the permit from your home university.
Parking with this type of permit is only available at North, Rose Garden, Fraser, Thunderbird, West and Health Sciences Parkades.
Please forward a copy of your valid full-time permit or permit purchase receipt to parking.support@ubc.ca with your license plate number and the dates you will be parking on campus.