Parking at UNB

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All vehicles parked at the UNB must have a valid permit or parking session. 

It is the responsibility of anyone parking on campus to be familiar with the UNB parking regulations and to park in the appropriate area under their permit. Please direct any questions to parking@unb.ca which is monitored Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For urgent or after-hours matters, call 506-453-4830 (Fredericton) or 506-648-5675 (Saint John).

Faculty/staff and students can purchase long-term parking permits through UNB's new HotSpot portal and the HotSpot app to park in designated faculty, staff, student or residence parking spaces. All permit types will be valid in the general parking section. Individuals can use the HotSpot mobile app, pay-by-plate machines or meters (only on the Saint John campus) for hourly/daily parking.

As of September 2024, visitors can park in designated visitor spaces (one hour max) or in general parking lots by paying by the hour up to a day. This is also administered through HotSpot.

Permit parking

UNB parking permits can now be purchased through the HotSpot portal. Permits are virtual and are based on the licence plate. People parking on campus are responsible for ensuring their information is accurate and their permits are active.

Purchase your parking permit

Disclaimer/privacy statement

UNB is committed to protecting the personal information of all members of the campus community. However, following UNB parking and traffic regulations, information collected from permit sales and fines issued will be used by designated staff for the enforcement of these regulations, regulating and administering permit sales, fine payments and data analysis to make improvements to parking and transportation management.

The purchase of a parking permit acknowledges acceptance of these terms. For more information on the protection of personal information at UNB, consult the University Secretariat.

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