慈濟大學校園車輛管理指南

During gate hours, all vehicles entering campus must hold a valid parking permit. Exceptions:

• VIP vehicles
• Emergency vehicles
• Special open-access periods (graduation, first 2 weeks of semester — see "Parking Rules" tab)

• Vehicle must be registered to: yourself, spouse, lineal relative, or sibling
  If not registered to you, provide proof of relationship (e.g. household registration); a digital copy is accepted
• Maximum one permit per vehicle type per person
• Apply for the campus where your office or teaching unit is located
• Permit duration: 6 months or 1 year

• Academic zone motorcycles: use the online form on the Apply Online tab (Affairs Section)
• Student dormitory motorcycles: apply to the Student Affairs Office

• Car permits must be displayed visibly on the front windshield
• For a lost permit, apply for a replacement at the Affairs Section
• If you change vehicles, apply to update the plate number at the Affairs Section
• Staff who leave, or students who graduate or change status, must return their parking space
• Retired staff may continue using their permit until the end of the current period

• Display your parking permit visibly on the front windshield
• Wait for the barrier to fully open before entering — do not tailgate
• Follow traffic flow and keep speed under 25 km/h
• Surface lots: non-assigned — choose any open space; entry control applies when the lot is full. An approved application grants the right to enter, not a guaranteed space
• Underground lots: assigned spaces — park only in your allocated space and do not occupy another holder's space
• Dormitory zone vehicles may not enter academic zone lots without a separate permit
• Jianguo Campus Lot 3 is faculty and staff only
• If a major event restricts parking, permit holders cannot demand an alternative space or refund

• Wait for the barrier to fully open before entering — tailgating is prohibited
• You may choose any open space, but parking outside marked spaces is a violation
• Entry control applies when the lot is full — an approved application grants the right to enter, not a guaranteed space
• Follow traffic direction and speed limits at all times
• Intentional or negligent equipment damage makes you fully liable for repair or compensation
• Temporary cards unreturned for over 6 months with unpaid maintenance fees will result in forfeited deposits

During these periods, external vehicles may enter campus without a permit for pick-up/drop-off:

• Vehicles in violation may be immobilized (wheel-clamped) and photographed
• If the driver cannot be contacted, the vehicle may be towed
• To retrieve your vehicle, show ID and pay all fees at the Cashier's Office, then present the receipt
• If unclaimed within 14 days of the violation date, the vehicle is processed under the Abandoned Vehicle Policy