Parking and Transportation Services
(657) 278-3082, T-1400
www.parking.fullerton.edu
A valid permit must be displayed during enforcement hours: Monday - Thursday, 7:00 am - 10:00 pm, Friday 7:00 am - 5:00 pm. Special parking areas such as loading zones, loading docks, special permit areas, disabled zones, red zones, and all other regulations per the California Vehicle Code, are enforced seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
Vehicle and motorcycle semester permits are available at Student Financial Services located in University Hall 180. Campus parking and traffic regulations are available at the Parking & Transportation Services website, www.parking.fullerton.edu.
Parking Permits
Student parking is available in the Nutwood and State College structures as well as lots A, E, G and S. Cars parked without the proper hang tag will be ticketed. Parking permits are not transferable. If the permit is lost or stolen, report it immediately to Parking & Transportation Services. Use of a permit previously reported as lost or stolen carries a fine and the permit will be retrieved from your vehicle and confiscated.
Daily Permit Parking
A daily permit may be purchased for $5 from the daily permit machine at or near each entrance of Lots A, E and G. The daily permit must be displayed face up on the left side of the dashboard. The permit is valid only on the date of purchase.
Motorcycles and Mopeds
Motorcycles and mopeds must display a current permit on the rear fender. Motorcycles parked outside designated areas or without a daily/valid permit will be ticketed. Motorcycles should not be parked in parking spaces designated for vehicles.
Visitor Parking
Parking for visitors is designated by green painted curbs or signs indicating “30 Minute Visitor Parking”. Parking is limited to 30 minutes Monday - Friday. Visitors who need to park longer than 30 minutes should obtain a daily permit.
Disabled Persons Parking
Parking & Transportation and Disabled Student Services cooperate in administering an extensive disabled parking program. For further information regarding permanent and temporary disabled parking, contact Disabled Student Services at (657) 278-3117 or stop by University Hall 101.
Bicycles and Skateboards
Bicycles must be parked in bicycle racks when not in use. Bicycles are not permitted in buildings or elevators, nor can they be ridden in the quad area. Violation of the university bicycle regulations may result in a citation or impoundment of the bicycle. Skateboards, roller-skates, bicycles and scooters are not allowed on campus walkways, unless otherwise marked, in order to provide for the safety of students on campus.
Exemption Procedures
If you inadvertently leave your permit in your other vehicle, notify Parking and Transportation Services immediately after you park. If your car is ticketed after you have called, bring the parking ticket to Parking and Transportation Services within 21 days for assistance. You may also contest parking tickets on-line at the Parking & Transportation Services website.
Alternative Transportation
Avoid the parking CRUNCH! Don’t spend your valuable time hunting for a parking space. Enjoy a stress free commute to campus by taking advantage of alternate transportation programs available to students.
♦ University Pass (U-Pass)
Ride any OCTA bus for FREE! The U-Pass program is designed to get you to campus and back without the hassle. It is available to eligible CSUF students, faculty, and staff with a valid TitanCard. Just swipe your TitanCard through the farebox inside the bus, and your fare is automatically paid on all local routes. It’s easy. It’s convenient. And best of all, it’s FREE. TitanCards must be encoded for the U-Pass program. For more information visit the Parking & Transportation Services website, www.parking.fullerton.edu Schedules are available in the lobbies of the Titan Student Union, Langsdorf Hall, and the Parking & Transportation office. Call (714) 636-RIDE for additional bus route information.
♦ Transit Reimbursement Program
Eligible students who live outside Orange County and use the Los Angeles County bus system (Metropolitan Transportation Authority – Metro) or other transit services that connect with OCTA bus routes can be reimbursed 50% to 100% of the monthly cost.
♦ Metrolink
If you’re coming to the university from the Los Angeles, south Orange, Riverside, San Diego, or San Bernardino counties, the quickest commute may be by train. OCTA buses provide free transportation to and from the Fullerton Transportation Center and Anaheim Canyon train stations. Students may be eligible to purchase a 25% discounted Metrolink 10-trip or monthly pass. Students without parking permits may receive an additional 25% discount! Plus, Metrolink monthly pass holders can now board Amtrak trains! If you are unsure about the Metrolink, try it for free. Visit Parking & Transportation Services for more details.
♦ Carpools
Plenty of parking is available for students that carpool. A minimum of two registered Cal State Fullerton students per vehicle and a valid CSUF permit is required to receive a complimentary carpool permit. Registration is limited and restrictions apply. Visit the Parking & Transportation Services website at www.parking.fullerton.edu. Cal State Fullerton students can also post carpool needs and find a carpool partner online.
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