Parking Regulations at Your School
How long is a vehicle allowed to remain in the visitor parking area before it risks being towed?
If a student’s car is registered with the school but they misplace their parking pass, will the vehicle be towed immediately, or will they be notified and given the opportunity to obtain a replacement?
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The time limit for visitor parking and the towing policy can vary greatly from one school to another. Typically, visitor parking spaces may have time restrictions ranging from a couple of hours to a full day. It’s best to check your school’s parking policy or contact the administration for specific details.
As for students who have registered their cars but forget or lose their parking pass, schools usually have protocols in place. Most often, you would receive a warning or notification allowing you to rectify the situation before any towing occurs. However, it’s crucial to report the lost pass to the administration as soon as possible to avoid potential issues. Always check with your school’s parking office for the most accurate and up-to-date information on their policies!