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Yes. A Miami parking permit is required to park in any campus parking lot at all times including evenings, weekends and holidays. Visit our Permits Page to learn more about options and prices.  Maple Street and Oak Street do not require permits in evenings and weekends.

Miami has three very large parking lots on the perimeter of campus for ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈÊÓƵs, faculty and staff to park in. They are Millett, Ditmer and Chestnut Fields. Student permits allow for 24 hour parking in these lots. Lots in the campus core with signs saying “Red permits only 7 am to 6 pm Mon-Fri.” are reserved for visitors, faculty and staff during school hours however in the evenings and weekends cars bearing white, yellow or blue ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈÊÓƵ permits may park in these lots (but must be moved by 7 am on weekdays).  Visit our Parking Areas page to learn more about specific parking areas on campus.

Students needing to load or unload in front of their hall may request to do so 4 times per semester if they have a current permit. We call this our "Login Procedure." Just pull into a legal parking space near your hall and email (parking@miamioh.edu) or call (513-529-2224) our office.  You'll need to tell us your name, make & model of car and location. You will then have 20 minutes to load/unload. If you receive a ticket during that time just call us with the ticket number and tell us you were “logged in” at the time and we will cancel the ticket.

There are very few meters on campus, they are intended for visitors and they are often occupied. However we have two garages you may park in without a permit.

Visit  to access your online receipt.

Miami contracts with BCRTA to run a shuttle service continuously around campus and the surrounding community. Students and employees who present a valid ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈÊÓƵ ID pay no fare to ride on the local and regional routes. Visit our Transportation page for route maps and schedules.

Students may not buy visitor permits. If you have a family member or guest coming to visit you, they will need to  for $5.00 per day, print it out and put it on their dashboard. Do not order it for them. Students ordering visitor permits risk a $300 fine.

Log into your  and select the violation you need to pay. Students may pay violations by applying them to their Bursar account or by credit card online; employees may have violations payroll deducted or pay by credit card online; all others may pay by credit card online.

If you receive a parking ticket (citation) and you feel you were legally parked according to your permit and posted signage, or if there were extenuating circumstances, you may appeal the ticket in writing through your . An appeals committee made up of faculty, ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈÊÓƵs and staff who have no affiliation to the parking office will review your appeal and render a decision.

When you drive onto campus or purchase a Miami parking permit you agree to be held to the Miami Parking Policy. We highly encourage you to review the Parking Policy, and become familiar with it.