Permits are sold online only.  The are available for purchase here Purchase a Permit 

You can Purchase a Permit online.

Click here to view the Permit Rates and sale dates. 

Questions? Email [email protected]

Housing – Lot 3

• This permit is for overnight parking nearest to Lowenberger Residence and Village Residences.

Housing – Lot 4

• This permit is for overnight parking nearest to Decew Residence, Earp Residence, Vallee Residence, and Residence 8.

Housing – Lot Quarry View

• This permit is for overnight parking nearest to Quarry View Residence.

Click here to view the Permit Rates 

Two license plates can be attached to your permit however only ONE vehicle can use the permit at a time. Should the second vehicle assigned to the permit need to attend campus at the same time, the second vehicle must park in a designated HONK lot where a HONK payment is required to validate parking.  For more information about permits click here.

When you purchased your permit through the Self-Serve Portal you entered your license plate. While parked on campus, your license plate acts as your permit.  This means you no longer need to display a physical permit.

Brock Suites students who require parking may register their personal vehicle (one vehicle) with Parking Services. There is limited space designated for Brock Suites students so permits are issued on a first-come first-served basis.

Brock Suites parking is subject to Parking Services Rules & Regulations.

Your Brock Suites permit is for your personal vehicle only and your permit may not be shared, sold or transferred. Doing so will result in fines, suspended parking privileges, and may result in further academic discipline.

For more parking rates click here 

To learn more about how to pay for parking click here. 

If you would like to purchase a permit click here. 

If you are experiencing technical issues please contact us.  

Before visiting campus, you can pay for your parking session ahead of time by visiting honkmobile.com.

• Please contact us so we can assist you with your parking payment 

Permit holders may submit a refund request in line with our Refund Policy. An administrative fee of $25.00 must be paid for a refund to be processed.

Permit holders may request an exchange in line with our Exchange Policy. An administrative fee of $25 must be paid for an exchange to be processed.

To pay a ticket, click here.

The entire parking validation system is virtual. Without the proper equipment you would not be able to see if the vehicles next to you have validated parking. This means these vehicles either had their parking validated, or were not there when the lot was enforced and your ticket was issued.

To dispute a ticket, login to the self-serve portal and select the Appeal a ticket option.

To learn more about the ticket appeals process and what tickets are eligible for appeal, click here.

If you have outstanding fines please log in to the self-serve portal to make payment.  If you have questions or concerns please contact us.

If you do not pay your violation within the 10-day period, your account is subject to additional fees and penalties. 

Students with excessive violations may have an academic seal placed on their student records and may be flagged to have their vehicle immobilized/towed. As a result, you will not be able to access your grades on your student portal. Note: outstanding fines may cause graduation diplomas to be withheld until fines have been paid. 

A parking boot is a device used to temporarily immobilize a vehicle.  The boot is clamped on to one of the vehicles wheels (usually the front driver’s side) and is locked in place preventing the vehicle from being driven and the wheel from being removed from the vehicle. 

After exhausting a comprehensive education and enforcement program with violators who are still in violation of rules & regulations, we immobilize (boot) the vehicle to keep costs down. Accounts with excessive fines and/or those vehicles who are not identified in our database maybe immobilized and/or towed. Placing a boot on a vehicle is less costly than towing. 

If you discover a boot has been placed on your vehicle it could be for one of a few reasons. 

• Your vehicle received multiple fines that remain unpaid 
• Your vehicle is parked illegally 
• Your vehicle is not identified in our database and is parked illegally or has unpaid fines 
• Other 

When a boot is attached to your vehicle’s tire, there are a number of precautions Parking Services take to ensure the driver is aware of the boot. 

• The boot will be placed on the driver’s side front tire
• A warning notice will be placed on the driver’s side window
• A ticket will be placed under the windshield on the driver’s side
• Caution tape will be added from the boot to your driver’s side mirror to advise against entering the vehicle while immobilized
• Together, these will alert you your vehicle has been immobilized. Any attempt to remove the boot, drive with the boot on, or  enter the vehicle, can cause notable damage to your vehicle that Brock is not liable for.

If you discover that your vehicle has been booted, DO NOT enter or attempt to move your vehicle. Any such attempt can result in notable vehicle damage that Brock cannot be held liable for, and additional fines will be administered for. 

Call or attend Parking Services during our business hours posted online.  Please visit the Parking Services website for more information about how to Contact Us. 

Parking Services and Brock University is not responsible for any damage caused to your vehicle should you attempt to move your vehicle or attempt to remove the boot from the tire.  Attempting to move your vehicle with the boot attached will cause damage to your vehicle and the immobilization device. Any tampering or damage to the boot may be subject to additional fines and/or further charges. 

When a vehicle is booted, a ticket will be issued for the infraction associated with the violation.  Additionally, a Boot Application Fee will be applied to the account.  Any attempted tampering or driving will result in a Tampering Fee, and any damage will also result in a Boot Replacement Fee. 

Trained Parking Services Enforcement staff are authorized to use the boot as a parking enforcement option.  If a vehicle is parked in such a way that prevents a boot from being installed, the vehicle may be towed instead. 

Parking Services may tow any vehicle with excessive fines, or vehicles which are parked in a way that is in violation of the parking Rules and Regulations, even if you have paid for parking at the time.   

Vehicles that are towed off campus, are relocated to: 

S&W Towing 

59 Carlton Street

St. Catharines, ON 

L2R 1P9 

905-935-9971 

 If your vehicle was towed to S&W Towing the fees payable directly to S&W are as follows: 

• Tow fee 
• After 48 hours, a per day storage fee will be added 

• If you are picking up the vehicle after 9:00pm, a gate opening fee will be charged 

Please note, these fees are payable to S&W Towing at the time of retrieving your vehicle. These are separate to any fees outstanding and owing to Brock University Parking Services.  

Parking Services will work with you to make a manageable payment plan to address your outstanding account balance with Parking Services. All fees owed to S&W Towing for the towing of your vehicle are due when attending to pick up your vehicle.

If enrolled in a payment plan, it is your responsibility to contact Parking Services and request and extension if you are unable to make a payment on time. Defaulting your payment plan will suspend your parking privileges.

S&W Towing is only responsible for collecting the fees owed and associated to them. S&W Towing will not collect outstanding fines owed to Brock University Parking Services. 

If you default on your payment plan your vehicle while be ticketed and may be immobilized or towed at your own risk and expense.  You will need to pay your account balance in full before your vehicle will be eligible to be parked on campus.  

When you attend Parking Services to complete a vehicle relocation form, a Parking Ambassador will provide you with the address and bus route to S&W Towing.  Alternatively, there are taxi services and Uber that may be an option. 

Contact Us for assistance.

Accessible parking is located in various lots throughout campus. 

If you have a valid Brock permit and a valid MTO issued accessibility permit, you may park in any accessible space on campus. 

If you do not have a Brock permit but have a valid MTO issued accessibility permit, you may park in any accessible space where paid parking is available and purchase parking through HONK using Zone ID 2468.

Paid parking is available in Lot P, D, and along University Road West. More information about paid parking can be found in our paid parking section.

If you purchased a multi-week recreation program or multi-week swimming lesson, see the FAQ below.

Multi-week recreation programs, including multi-week swim lessons, include access to parking in Lot B during your programming time.

Within two business days of registering for your multi-week recreation program or multi-week swim lessons, you will receive an email from [email protected] with instructions on how to register your license plate(s), and the rules and regulations about parking.

Please ensure you are parked in designated loading/unloading spaces with your four-way flashers (hazards) on and return to your vehicle within 15 minutes or have someone legally allowed to drive remain with the vehicle at all times. For more information, check the Rules and Regulations.

Where your event is being held will help determine which lot is closest. Click here to view a campus map.

Submit an Event Parking Request Form.

When attending Brock to complete work it is your responsibility to ensure your license plate is validated with Parking Services. See the Service Vehicle Parking page for more details. 

Yes. If a third-parking service vehicle has outstanding parking tickets, Parking Services may disclose information about those unpaid tickets to the service provider. This may include details such as vehicle license plate number associated with the violations. This disclosure is made solely for the purpose of administering parking compliance and managing campus parking operations.

Yes. If you have a valid permit, you may charge your vehicle at any Chargepoint station on campus.  Follow the prompts to purchase a charging session. 

If you do not have a permit, you may pay for parking via HONK in addition to the charging session payment.

It is your responsibility to relocate your vehicle once your parking permission expires just like in any other space. Leaving your vehicle in a charging space without its parking validated will result in a ticket being issued.

It is your responsibility to relocate your vehicle once charging is complete. ChargePoint charges per hour the vehicle is plugged in, so if the vehicle remains parked and plugged in, it will continue to charge your account.

If you unplug your vehicle after your charging is complete to stop charging your account, and do not relocate your vehicle, it will be subject to a ticket for obstructing a charging space.

Our office hours and locations can be found online Contact Us

Free parking options are listed in the parking rules and regulations, and when available, will be listed where you would otherwise pay for parking.

Rules and Regulations

For more information, Contact Us.

Everyone attending the campus is provided with fair and equitable service. To learn more about Policies and reports – Human Rights and Equity (brocku.ca) 

There are a number of safety features in place around the University, including emergency phones and foot patrol. If you need assistance to get to your vehicle, please Contact Campus Safety

When you add a license plate to your account or pay for parking for a vehicle you are claiming responsibility for that vehicle and all future infractions, fees, and damages that it may incur.   

Anything obstructing a license plate, including plate covers, are illegal in Ontario.

Obstructed plates are subject to ticketing at Brock University.

Being a part of Ancillary Services, Parking Services is a self-funded department.

This means the department receives no funding from tuition or the government for its operations.

All revenue generated from Parking Services is used to first offset costs associated with the construction, maintenance, administration, and operations of campus parking facilities AND all remaining surplus is contributed back into Brock University for other services that do not charge fees.

No. All Parking staff are required to abide by the Rules and Regulations and pay for parking or purchase a permit like everyone else.

No. There is no quota for enforcement. Parking Services staff patrol the lots to ensure a safe and orderly usage of parking facilities and only issue a ticket when a vehicle is in violation of the parking rules and regulations.

Any vehicle you drive to campus, whether it is your vehicle, one you borrow/share, one you rent or have as a loaner must be registered to the parking account that purchased the permit.  Please contact Parking Services at [email protected] to add your rental vehicle.

Loading zones are used to load/unload materials to/from your vehicle. They are not to be used as parking spaces. Follow these simple procedures to ensure you do not receive a ticket:

• Never leave your vehicle unattended.
• If you must leave your vehicle unattended, leave your four-way flashers on and return to your vehicle within 15 minutes.
• Vehicles will be ticketed if there is no loading/unloading activity at the vehicle within fifteen minutes.