Vehicle Registration

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• All students, whether on- or off-campus, must register vehicles with Campus Security at the beginning of each semester.
  • Off-Campus students that agree to not park on campus at any time do not have to register their vehicle; however, if their vehicle is parked on campus they will be fined for not registering their vehicle and will also be charged the Off-Campus Student parking fee.
• Any vehicle brought to campus at any other time during the semester must also be registered with Campus Security.
  • There are no additional charges for registering a new vehicle once you have paid the initial semester Vehicle Registration fee.
• A student may park only one registered vehicle on campus at any time.
• Bringing a trailer, boat, or recreational vehicle of any kind to campus is discouraged and may only be done by obtaining permission from the Student Life Office prior to bringing it to campus.
  • A trailer may be kept on campus only by permission and only on a space-available basis.
  • The trailer must be registered with Campus Security and must be parked where assigned. A parking fee will be assessed.

• Vehicles are issued one Registration Hangtag that lasts the entire time of the student’s residence at the University.
• If you move off-campus/on-campus please contact the Student Life Office to obtain the proper registration (no charge).
• There are no additional fees for registering more than one vehicle. You will receive one hangtag per person though.
• If you lose your registration hangtag please see the Student Life Office. There is a $5 fee for replacing a lost hangtag.

• Campus Security encourages students that bring their motorcycles to campus to notify Security in case the motorcycle is involved in an accident on campus.

• You will only need to pay the registration fee and receive a sticker if you desire to park on campus.

Non-Owner Operation of Vehicles

• Students who loan vehicles to others do so at their own risk.
• The registered operator of a vehicle is responsible for any campus citations incurred while his or her vehicle is operated by another student.
• The use of a vehicle without the owner’s explicit permission is a serious infraction.
  

Insurance

• A student who brings a vehicle to campus must have liability insurance coverage. A minimum coverage of:
  • $10,000 – for property damage
  • $25,000 – for injury/death of one person
  • $50,000 – for injury/death of more than one person
• A student may not transport passengers or allow anyone else to operate the vehicle without this coverage.
• Drivers and owners of vehicles are required to show proof of insurance to Wisconsin law enforcement when requested.

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