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The regulations explain how to register vehicles, obtain TIU vehicle permits during orientation or through designated offices, and the required permit display placement. They define permit types and authorized parking areas, outline fee structures by resident category, and specify prohibited locations, time-limited parking, visitor restrictions, winter parking limits, and driver safety requirements.","TRINITY MOTOR VEHICLE REGULATIONS  \nPlease read thoroughly.  \nRegulations have been formulated to ensure safe vehicle operation and adequate parking availability to all students and staff. By operating a vehicle on University property you fall subject to all State and TIU motor  \nvehicle regulations.  \nI. REGISTRATION, PERMITS, and FEES:  \nA. Registration  \nNew students with vehicles on campus are to obtain TIU Vehicle Permits during New Student Orientation (NSO) .  \nAll students may register or pick-up their permits at the Security table in Waybright during the first week of school. After that time, permits can be applied for and picked up at the Facility Services building weekdays between the hours of 8:30 am and 4:30 pm  \nInformation required for vehicle registration is: name, TIU ID number, vehicle make, model, year, color, and license plate data, including state of issuance.  \nFailure to obtain a permit for your vehicle will result in fines of $25 or greater; if your vehicle information has to be obtained from the Bannockburn Police Department, you will be fined an additional $100.  \nB. Permits  \nAt all times, motor vehiclesparked on TIU property must properly display a valid TIU vehicle permit. Permit types: A (Apartment), C (Commuter), D (Dorm), G (Graduate), M (Madsen), T (Faculty & Staff), N (REACH) and V (Visitor) determines authorized parking locations.  \nPermits are required for students, staff, and faculty, and visitors who park a vehicle on campus. The permit is to be affixed to the outside of the vehicle’s rear window, on the driver’s side in the lower corner.  \nTemporary permits may be obtained free of charge from the Security Gatehouse for short-term (less than 1 month) on-campus parking for visitors, those with registered vehicles temporarily using another vehicle, or those renting or borrowing a vehicle.  \nTemporary permits are to be displayed on the driver’s side dashboard or hung from the rearview mirror.  \nC. Fees (charged to a student’s account)  \nApartment Residents: $50 per semester per vehicle, with a limit oftwo vehicles. The second vehicle must be parked in the “all permit” parking area located south of Owens Hall.  \nCommuters: $50 per semester for one vehicle, and $5 per semester for additional vehicles, provided that only one vehicle will be on campus at a time.  \nDorm Residents: $50 per semester for one vehicle. Freshmen may be required to park their vehicles in the“all permit” parking area located south of Owens Hall depending on number of permits issue per year. REACH: $25 per semester for one vehicle, and $5 per semester for additional vehicles, provided that only one vehicle will be on campus at a time.  \nFaculty and Staff, and Visitors: no fee for the first issued permit.  \nNOTE: Faculty/Staff “T” permits are for full-time and non-student part-time workers only. Vehicles operated by TIU students or family members of Faculty and Staff members must obtain permits relative to their housing situations.  \nReplacement permit sticker-provided free of charge if the original permit (whole or in pieces) is turned in; otherwise a $25 permit replacement fee may be charged.  \nII. PARKING  \nA. Parking is restricted by the permit letter (see map).  \nB. Prohibited Parking (at all times): Gravel service road (north of ATO Chapel and continuing south toward the North Apartment building); curbs painted yellow ; fire lanes; paved areas with yellow diagonal lines or yellow lines forming an enclosed shape; non-paved areas (grass, dirt, mud, flooded areas etc.) , crosswalks, and sidewalks.  \nC. Time-Limited Parking: Posted Signs – according to indicated time limit.  \nD. Visitor/Guest Parking is reserved for vehicles belonging to visitors/guest of TIU and is unauthorized for vehicles registered to current students, faculty or staff members.  \nE. 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