Parking Permits

1. Log in to the Parking and Transportation Services E-Business Center with your UBITName.
2. Click “Get Permits.”
3. Click “Next.”
4. You will see two (2) options:
   1. 980 Ellicott Street Surface Lot at $259.24
   2. MIGO Parking Ramp at $339.70
5. Choose the permit you would like, agree to the rules and regulations by clicking all four boxes. 
   
6. Click “Next.”
7. Add a vehicle to your account if necessary. Click “Add Vehicle” and enter your vehicle information. Click “Next” if your vehicle is already shown.
8. Confirm your address. Note: The pass will not be mailed to you. you will receive an email with instructions to obtain the pass.
9. Click “Next.”
10. You can add a permit to your current selection on this page. Click “Add Permits” to select a second permit or pass. Proceed to the next step if you don’t need an additional permit or pass.
11. Select Payment Method (VISA, Mastercard or Discover).
    
12. Click “Click to Complete Transaction.”
13. You will be directed to UB E-Pay. Select payment method “eCheck or Credit Card.”
    
14. Click “Continue.”
15. Enter your credit card/eCheck information and address.
    
16. Click “Continue.”
17. The last page will generate a receipt for your records.

• Vehicle Registration. All faculty, staff and students are required to register motor vehicles annually with Parking and Transportation Services on the North Campus. All faculty, staff and students shall be bound by the posted and published traffic regulations.
• A copy of the complete State University of New York at Buffalo Vehicle Regulations may be obtained from the Department of University Police, Bissell Hall, North Campus or Office of Parking and Transportation Services in the Ellicott Complex, Spaulding Quad, North Campus.
• Permits — all faculty, staff and students will be issued a Vehicle Registration Permit upon the completion of vehicle registration and the payment of the required fee(s). The Vehicle Registration Permit must be affixed from the rearview mirror. It will be the responsibility of the motorist to keep the permit visible. Other permits are to be affixed or displayed in accordance with the printed instructions issued with the permit.
• Handicapped Parking Permits (permanent) — the university recognizes only state or municipality issued handicapped parking permits as valid for use in designated handicapped parking areas on campus. Students with permanent handicapping conditions should secure municipal permits from their home area Police Department or from the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles.
• Handicapped Parking Permits (Temporary) — students who need special parking consideration due to a temporary handicapping condition must apply for special permission from the Accessibility Resources, 60 Capen Hall, North Campus. A medical certification of disability must accompany the application.
• Parking Policy — automobile parking on the campus is considered to be a privilege granted by the university. The Administration is aware that there may be a shortage of convenient parking spaces during peak periods and is attempting to keep up with the heavy demands of the student and faculty population as efficiently as finances and land permit. In order to make parking as equitable as possible, an effort is made to keep parking regulations reasonable and strictly enforced. Each student is expected to work out a schedule of arrival at the campus which will allow him or her time to find a legal parking place. Ignorance of the regulations is not considered an excuse for a violation.
• Parking is prohibited at all times on the roadways (except as posted), sidewalks, lawns, grounds, lanes and throughways of parking areas. The university may have illegally parked vehicles towed away at the owner’s expense.
• Parking Fines and Penalties —a university parking summons is issued for any nonmoving violation that occurs on the campuses of the State University of New York at Buffalo. Payment of the fine associated with such violation is returnable to the Parking and Transportation office within the time period specified on the summons. A plea against a university parking summons must be returned in the manner described on the summons in order to request a hearing before a hearing officer. An appeal of the hearing officer's decision is made to a three member review panel. To facilitate the recovery of outstanding parking fines, faculty and staff may be subject to payroll deduction, students may be subject to a checkstop.
• Liability. The university accepts no liability for loss or damage to a motor vehicle or its contents. This includes any damage caused by moving or towing.
• The following traffic controls are applicable to the grounds of the State University of New York at Buffalo (North Campus), Town of Amherst, Erie County, unless otherwise indicated.

No persons shall drive a vehicle on university streets, roads or highways at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the conditions and having regard to the actual and potential hazards then existing; but in no event shall a person drive a vehicle in excess of 30 miles per hour unless a different speed is authorized and indicated by the university.
The maximum speed limit at which vehicles may proceed on or along roadways is as follows:

• 40 MPH Audubon Parkway from Route 263, Millersport Highway, to Frontier Road, northeastern most intersection.
• 40 MPH Rensch Entrance, between CR 301, Sweethome Road and Audubon Parkway.
• 30 MPH Flint Entrance, between CR 192, Maple Road and Audubon Parkway.
• 15 MPH is the maximum speed limit at which vehicles may proceed on or along Putnam Way (south) between Putnam Way (west) and Lee Road.
• 5 MPH is the maximum speed limit at which vehicles may proceed on or along the service roadway under the Joseph Ellicott Complex, between the entrance and exit termini of this service road.
• 15 MPH Frontier Road from Audubon Parkway east to St. Rita’s Lane Extension and St. Rita’s Lane Extension North and South.

The following traffic controls are applicable to the grounds of the State University of New York at Buffalo (South Campus), City of Buffalo, Erie County, unless otherwise indicated.

• No persons shall drive a vehicle on university streets, roads, or highways at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the conditions and having regard to the actual and potential hazards then existing; but in no event shall a person drive a vehicle in excess of 30 miles per hour unless a different speed is authorized and indicated by the university.
• 20 MPH is the maximum speed limit at which vehicles may proceed on or along all roadways on the grounds of the State University of New York at Buffalo (South Campus), City of Buffalo, Erie County.