Reserved Parking

The following permits are never valid in "A" 24/7 parking spaces:

• Annual "B" or "S"
• Limited "B" or "S" status
• Occasional Use, "B" or "S" status
• Night/ Weekend (quarterly or annual)
• 1 Day
• Visitor

Note: You must display either an annual "A" permit or a short-term-use permit that specifically authorizes "A" 24/7 parking.

Only registered carpoolers have permission to park in reserved carpool spaces.

• Your vehicle must display a valid annual permit with a current carpool sticker.
• Get your carpool sticker when you register your carpool at Commute Solutions. See How to Participate in a Carpool.
• Occasional Use permits — issued to each registered carpooler — are never valid in reserved carpool spaces.

Vehicles parking in Disabled spaces must always display a Disabled Person placard or plates. See details about disabled (accessible) parking.

A numbered reserved space indicates individual ownership. The owner must display a numbered reserved permit that matches the posted and/ or stenciled number of the space.

Use of an individual's reserved space by someone other than the owner requires both:

1. Authorization from the owner, and
2. Display of a permit with at least "B" status

Note: Vehicles without a valid UCSD parking permit displayed will be cited.

A numbered reserved space with a "D" suffix indicates department ownership.

• Only authorized university guests may park in a reserved department parking space — no permit required.
• Transportation Services does not issue parking permits for reserved department parking spaces.
• The department controls access to its reserved parking space and may request enforcement as necessary.

Note: UCSD employees may never park in reserved department spaces.

Temporary Special Event signs or blue-bagged meters indicate reserved Special Event parking.

• Sponsoring departments pay for these short-term-use spaces for invited guests to meetings, symposiums, events, etc.

Only designated UC vehicles can park in reserved UC Vehicles spaces.

• You must have permission from the Parking Office or Parking Compliance to park in a UC Vehicles space while using a personal vehicle for official university business.