Transportation Services Business Policies
The University of Wisconsin Transportation Services has established several business policies. Check out the policies listed below.
Complete Transportation Services Business Policy
- 2009-2010 (policies beginning September 1, 2009)
- Info on Damage to Vehicles on Campus
2009-2010 Individual Policies (pdf files):
- ADA Parking Accommodation Requests
- Alternative Transportation Options
- Annual Baselot Permit Policy
- Annual Application Process Policy
- Bicycle Parking Policy
- Business Alternate Permit Policy
- Bus Pass Policy
- Carpool Policy
- Citation Policy
- Citation Appeal Policy
- Construction Permit & Staging Policy
- Department Permit Policy
- Department Reserved Parking Stall
- Disabled Permit Policy
- Emergency Ride Home Policy
- Emeriti Options
- Flex Parking Permit Policy
- Large Truck Policy
- Lost/Stolen Replacement Permit Policy
- Lot Full Alternate Parking
- Lot Times & After Hour Parking
- Lot Waiting Lists
- Moped/Motor Scooter Parking Policy
- Motorcycle Parking
- Non-Dated Temporary Permits
- Park and Ride Permit Policy
- Payment/Refund/Cancellation Policy
- Permit Rates, 2009-2010
- Permit Rates, 2008-2009
- Policy Changes for 2009-2010
- Sabbatical/Leave of Absence Policy
- State Vanpool Permit
- Student Annual Permit Policy
- Temporary Permits
- Vendor
Permit Policy
- Smoking policy - Click here to view information on the UW-Madison smoke-free policy that went into effect on September 1, 1995.
The University assumes no responsibility or liability for loss from theft, or damage to vehicles operated or parked on campus.
In accordance with State Statues 895.46 & 893.82, damages to personal vehicles while parked in a University lot or ramp are not covered by the University's insurance unless the damage is a direct result of negligence. Damages that are not covered include equipment malfunctions, wind, vandalism, etc.
If your vehicle is damaged (especially as a result of vandalism) contact UW Police at 264-COPS to file a report and then contact your insurance carrier.
If you have confirmation that your vehicle was damaged by a University owned vehicle, contact Risk Management at (608) 262-0375.
Transportation Services, Space Management, Physical Plant, Materials Distribution Services (MDS), Wisconsin Union and University Housing drafted a pilot policy to reduce large truck traffic within campus boundaries.