Trinity Motor Vehicle Regulations Progressive Parking Enforcement Policy

1. Multiple violations are recorded by academic year and include those violations where a fine was imposed.
2. Drivers accumulating three tickets will be notified by Parking Services via e-mail informing them that they will be required to complete the online Trinity Motor Vehicle Regulations test within 2 weeks of notification being sent. A score of 90% or higher will result in a 50% reduction of the last fine. Failure to complete the test will result in their vehicle being immobilized, requiring a meeting with the Parking Supervisor or the Director of Campus Safety & Security Services to have it removed. There is a $50 fee to have a vehicle immobilization device removed.
3. Drivers who receive another ticket after completing section ii. (above) will be notified by Parking Services via e-mail informing them that the violation will carry a double fine and they will be required to meet with the Associate Dean of Students or his designate within 2 weeks of notification being sent. (Faculty/Staff will be referred to their direct supervisor.) Failure to do so will result in their vehicle being immobilized until such time as they successfully complete the required meeting. There is a $50 fee to have a vehicle immobilization device removed.
4. Drivers who receive another ticket after completing section iii. (above) will be notified by Parking Services via e-mail, informing them that the violation will carry a triple fine, their vehicle is subject to being towed at their expense, and their parking privileges may be revoked for the remainder of the semester and the following semester upon review by the Associate Dean of Students, the Director of Campus Safety & Security Services and a Residence Life representative (for campus residents) or Academics representative (for commuters). (Faculty/Staff will be reviewed by their direct supervisor, the Director of Campus Safety & Security Services and the Academic Dean [for Faculty] or Director of Human Resources [for staff].)
5. Vehicles found on campus, after having their parking privileges revoked are subject to being towed at the owner's expense.
6. To restore parking privileges on campus following the completion of an imposed period of revocation, a request must be submitted to the Associate Dean of Students. (Faculty/Staff must submit request to the Director of Campus Safety & Security Services.) If granted, the record will start at the three ticket level with parking privileges in the Sports Complex lot only. The record is set to zero after one semester with no tickets.
7. In addition, parking privileges may be immediately revoked for reckless driving and vehicle accidents which involve injury or significant damage to personal or university property.

Revised July 2008