.:: PATS Parking Regulations ::.

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Regulations 101

Here are a few basic parking regulations that will help you avoid citations while parking on the UNM Campus:

Permit display and meter payment are required from 7am to 8pm Monday through Thursday and from 7am to 6pm on Fridays. During the summer session and academic breaks, parking regulations are enforced from 7am to 6pm Monday through Friday.
We DO enforce on academic breaks, but NOT on University Holidays when UNM is closed. Enforcement of reserved spaces; handicap zones and restricted areas also includes Saturdays.
Avoid parking in spaces that are not clearly marked with either two painted lines or a bumper barrier.
Make sure your permit is displayed according to the diagram printed on the back. Our officers MUST be able to read the permit number and expiration date from outside the vehicle.
When parking at a meter, be sure to deposit enough change.
As a general rule, never park in a space to which you are not entitled, even outside of parking enforcement hours.

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The complete University of New Mexico Parking Regulations may be viewed/downloaded in PDF format.