Since we use LPR on campus once you pay for your parking using a paystation, the paybyphone app, going online or by coming to our desk a virtual ePermit is created in our system that is then tied to your license plate. As a result, no further steps are required once you pay for parking.

Appeals: are part of a legal process and as a result, extensions are not available for citations.

Early Payment deadline: is part of a legal process and as a result, extensions are not available for citations.

Payment plans: Citations are eligible for a payment plan after the 15th day of the citation date up until plea court, as a result extension of this deadline are not available.

If you have received a parking citation, many bylaws will grant 14 calendar days to pay the fine at a reduced cost. After the 14-day period, the citation value moves to the full value of the citation.

The University of Regina issues and enforces its own citations. Please note that if at any point the citation is paid or successfully appealed the citation life cycle comes to an end. Once a citation is issued here is the timeline of that citation’s life cycle

• Citation is issued
• 7 days to appeal (time lines are frozen during the appeal process)
• 14 days to pay the early payment amount if one is available.
• Pending Summons Notice is issued
• Summons is issued and a plea hearing is scheduled.
• Provincial Bylaw Plea Court session has various outcomes based on "not guilty" or "guilty" plea.
  • If a "not guilty" plea is entered then a Trial Court Session is scheduled.
• During the Provincial Bylaw Trial Court session the Justice rules if the appellant is "not guilty" or "guilty"

If you have received a Pending Summons or Summons in the mail and you do not choose to advance the citation matter to Provincial Bylaw Court you may pay online or contact our administration office to address the citation matter.

If you do choose to advance the citation matter to Provincial Bylaw Court you may ignore the Pending Summons and we will issue a Summons with your court date and time. If you do not respond to the Summons and do not appear in court to contest the matter, the Justice may grant a Default Conviction in your absence and the matter will be advanced to collections if not paid within 30 days of the Default Conviction Notice.

LPR (License Plate Recognition), also known as ANPR (Automatic Number-Plate Recognition) is an image-processing technology used to identify vehicles by their license plates. The system uses illumination and an infrared camera to take the image of the front or rear of the vehicle, then image-processing software analyzes the images and extracts the license plate information comparing it to our Paystation, Paybyphone, and other ePermit records making your plate your permit. This removes the need for paper permits or plastic hangtags and greatly reduces the amount of paper and plastic waste produced.

Eliminates the need to display physical permits and the need to move permits from vehicle-to-vehicle. Enables paperless pay stations on campus and direct payment through your mobile device using the PayByPhone app for contactless payment and easy time renewal. Returning to your vehicle to display a paper permit is no longer necessary. Lost or stolen permits and the associated fees and processing times are eliminated. No more issues with forgetting a permit, or having issues with a permit falling from the rearview mirror or being displayed improperly. Reduces waste and litter in all campus lots while greatly reducing the amount of paper and plastic consumed from creating physical permits. You can purchase additional parking time easily from anywhere on campus using Pay Stations or the PayByPhone app and no longer need to return to your vehicle in the event added time is needed for your stay.

Pedestrians have the right-of-way in Parking Lots and at all Pedestrian Crossings and on Roads with no paralleling Pedestrian Walks provided they walk on the left side facing the Traffic.

Pedestrians shall yield the right-of-way when crossing a Road other than at a Pedestrian Crossing.

No Person shall stand on a Road for the purpose of soliciting a ride from the Operator of a Motor Vehicle.

Pedestrians waiting for Traffic to pass shall stand on the Curb or the Pedestrian Walk.

Except in the case of Bicycles, no Person shall step off or board a Motor Vehicle or attempt to step off or board a Motor Vehicle while it is in motion.

Pedestrians shall comply with any applicable Traffic directions indicated on any Traffic Sign or given by any Parking Enforcement Officer or Peace Officer.

Skateboards, hover-boards and stand up scooters shall be limited to use as a means of transportation only, and only used outdoors. No Person shall perform or engage in any acrobatic or other stunt with a skateboard, hover-board or stand up scooter.

Bicycle parking is permitted only in areas specifically designated by the presence of Bicycle parking racks or stands, or in a designated secure Bicycle cage. For further certainty, unless the area is specifically designated by the President for Bicycle storage or Bicycle parking, Bicycle parking is prohibited within two metres of any building entrance or exit, on any stairway, on any egress or ingress ramp, on any loading dock, on any lawn or landscaped area, on any handrail, tree, shrubbery, door, signpost, lamp post, telephone post, parking meter, or other object not maintained or designed for the purpose of securing Bicycles, in any lobby, hallway, or room of any building.

Bicycles operated on any sidewalk or Pedestrian Walk shall yield the right of way to all Pedestrian traffic.

When a Bicycle is proceeding from a Pedestrian Walk or lawn area and crossing a Road or Service Road, the Bicycle shall yield the right of way to any Pedestrian traffic, and to any vehicular Traffic, and where crossing a Road or Service Road along with Pedestrian traffic, the Bicycle operator shall dismount and walk through the crosswalk.

No Operator of a Motor Vehicle shall drive through or enter upon any Road, Service Road, Parking Lot or portion thereof which is roped or taped off, barricaded or indicated by any device, notice or sign as being closed or having restricted access.

No Operator shall travel on University property with Dangerous Goods in excess of the Allowable Quantity, without express written permission from the President. No Operator shall stop a Motor Vehicle conveying Dangerous Goods on Campus except: (i) where loading and unloading goods; (ii) in compliance with the directions of a traffic signal, Traffic Sign or Parking Sign; (iii) in compliance with the directions of a Peace Officer or Parking Enforcement Officer; or (iv) with express written permission from the President. No Operator shall convey Dangerous Goods on University property except between the hours of 0900 and 1600 Monday to Friday (other than statutory holidays), unless written permission is obtained from the President. The movement of Dangerous Goods shall be governed by the provisions of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act (Canada) and The Dangerous Goods Transportation Act (Saskatchewan) and the regulations thereto. The Owner of the Dangerous Goods, the Owner of the Motor Vehicle transporting them, and the Operator of the Motor Vehicle transporting them are jointly and severally liable for the delivery of the Dangerous Goods, and in the event of a spill the Owner of the Dangerous Goods, the Owner of the Motor Vehicle transporting the Dangerous Goods and the Operator of the Motor Vehicle transporting them are jointly and severally liable for the cost to clean up the spill and other associated costs and damages.

No Person shall park and camp overnight on University property either in a Motor Vehicle, tent, trailer, camper, van, motorhome, and the like, without permission of the President.

No Person shall obstruct the free passage of Traffic on any Pedestrian Walk, Road or Service Road without written permission of the President. For further certainty: (i) except by written consent of the President, no Person shall either themselves or through another Person, put, place or leave lumber, building material, goods, wares, merchandise or thing of any kind whatsoever upon, or in any way directly or indirectly encumber, obstruct, injure or foul any Road, Service Road, Pedestrian Walk, landscaped area or any property of the University; and nor shall any Person throw glass, bottles, or any other material on any Road, Service Road, Pedestrian Walk, landscaped area or other property of the University; and (ii) no Operator shall drive, stand or park a Motor Vehicle upon any Road or Service Road in such a manner as to block, obstruct, impede or hinder Traffic thereon. Where the obstruction is unavoidable due to mechanical failure, the Operator will not be in breach of this section, provided proper measures to clear the faulty Motor Vehicle from the Road/Service Road are taken immediately.

No parade or procession shall be held on the Campus without the permission of the President. The President is hereby empowered to barricade and obstruct such Roads and other property as the President deems necessary during the passage of any parade or procession and to divert Traffic to whatever Roads is deemed advisable. During any parade or procession all Pedestrians not taking part therein shall be restricted to the use of the Pedestrian Walks and except with the written permission of the President all parades must assemble and proceed on the right side of the Road and not interfere with Traffic proceeding from the opposite direction.

No Owner or Operator shall: (i) plug a Motor Vehicle into an electrical outlet for which they are not authorized to do so, or for which they have not paid the fee; (ii) plug in any device with a greater wattage than is authorized; or (iii) park in a non-electrified Parking Stall and run an electrical cord to a Parking Stall with an electric plug-in.

No Person shall alter or tamper with any electrical outlet, unless they are a trained and qualified contractor or employee under contract with and directed by the University to perform work on said electrical outlet.

No Person shall wash, service, maintain, clean or repair a Motor Vehicle on the Campus (other than a Service Vehicle) except in the case of emergency repairs, or where permission has been obtained from the President.

No Person shall leave a trailer or tractor-trailer unattached to the Motor Vehicle used for moving it on any Road, Service Road, Parking Stall, Bus Stop, Parking Lot or any other place unless permission has been obtained from the President.

No Operator of a Motor Vehicle shall leave the engine running while loading or unloading goods at any loading dock or any location where prohibited by a sign.

No Person shall deface, alter, move, obstruct or interfere with any Parking Signage or Traffic Sign.

No Person shall: (i) deposit or cause to be deposited in a parking meter or Parking Pay Station any substitute for a coin or currency of Canada; (ii) deface, alter, damage, tamper with or impair the working of any parking meter, pole, Parking Pay Station, Permit card reader, Permit dispenser, Parking Lot gate, Immobilizer, barricade, pylon or any other parking equipment.

No Person shall erect or maintain any Traffic or parking warning or directional sign unless written permission has been obtained from the President. Any unauthorized signs will be removed without notice.

No Person shall disobey any applicable instructions or directions indicated on any Traffic Sign or Parking Signage unless otherwise directed by a Parking Enforcement Officer or a Peace Officer.

Every Person shall comply with any directions given by a Parking Enforcement Officer or a Peace Officer pursuant to these Bylaws.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle, or encroach in any way, on a space identified as an Accessible Parking Space, or park any Motor Vehicle or encroach in any way on an Accessible Ramp, unless it is displaying an Accessible Parking Permit or has a valid Accessible Parking Permit/Parking Privileges.

Any Motor Vehicle displaying a Saskatchewan Accessible Parking Permit, or that has a valid Accessible Parking Permit/Parking Privileges, may be parked in any space designated by a sign as an Accessible Parking Stall, provided such parking is in accordance with the conditions on the Parking Signage, the time limit is observed and the applicable fee for Parking Privileges is paid.

Unless any on-street Parking Stall or Loading Zone is otherwise posted, no Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle other than parallel with the Curb, and with the right hand wheels of the Motor Vehicle within thirty (30) centimetres of the Curb.

No Operator shall park, stand or stop a Motor Vehicle in any on-street Parking Stall or in a Loading Zone so that any part of it projects into a Road.

Unless any Parking Stall within a Parking Lot or Pay Parking Zone is otherwise marked (or designated for angled parking), no Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in any Parking Lot or Pay Parking Zone other than ninety (90) degrees to the Curb or parking rail, and with the front bumper of the vehicle no less than thirty (30) centimetres from the Curb or parking rail.

In addition to the requirements set out in section 6.4.3, no Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in any LPR Parking Lot other than facing forward unless the Motor Vehicle displays a license plate on the front of the vehicle.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in such a manner that the license plate would not be distinctly visible and legible to a Parking Enforcement Officer or Peace Officer from the driving lane or Road.

No Operator shall back a Motor Vehicle into a Parking Stall unless the Motor Vehicle displays a front license plate.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle with the Motor Vehicle's left hand side to the Curb unless allowed by Parking Signage or a Traffic Sign in the case of one direction Traffic.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in a Parking Stall, a Pay Parking Zone or a Parking Lot beyond the time limit specified by (i) the Parking Signage, or (ii) the time limit specified on the valid Permit for the location.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in any time-limited Pay Parking Stall or Parking Zone for more than the daily time-limit.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in a Parking Stall or Pay Parking Zone if the parking meter timer indicates "Violation" or "Time Expired" or "out of order" or "fail" or "00.00 ", and if said Motor Vehicle does not otherwise have a valid Permit or Parking Privileges for such location.

No Operator shall Double-Park any Motor Vehicle i.e park (a vehicle) alongside one that is already parked at the side of the road.

No Operator shall stop a Motor Vehicle (excepting Buses for the purpose of loading and unloading passengers) on any Road or Service Road on Campus, except (i) when necessary to avoid collision or conflict with other Traffic; or (ii) in compliance with the directions of a Parking Enforcement Officer, Peace Officer, or Traffic Sign.

No Operator shall park any Motor Vehicle in an area not designated for parking (such as, but not limited to, landscaped areas, undeveloped areas, Roads, Service Roads, and sidewalks), without the written permission of the President.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle that is not a Permitted Motor Vehicle in a Parking Stall, Pay Parking Zone or Parking Lot during the reserved period as posted, or where the Motor Vehicle does not have a Permit or Parking Privileges for the applicable Parking Stall, Pay Parking Zone or Parking Lot (such as designated carpool areas).

No Operator shall park, stand or stop any Motor Vehicle other than a Bus in a Bus Stop.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle within three (3) meters of a fire hydrant except for the purpose of loading or unloading and then only provided the Operator remains at the wheel of the Motor Vehicle at all times ready to move the Motor Vehicle when required.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in a manner which obstructs a Pedestrian Crossing in any way.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle so as to encroach on an adjacent Parking Stall.

Except in the case of a Service Vehicle, no Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in a Service Stall or Service Area, or on a Service Road.

The Operator of a Service Vehicle may only park the Service Vehicle in a Service Stall or Service Area or on a Service Road during such time as the Operator requires immediate and constant access to the tools, instruments, supplies, or equipment in the Service Vehicle for the purposes of carrying out service, maintenance, construction or repair work, and only for the posted Service Area time limit.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in a Parking Stall if the stall is already occupied by another Motor Vehicle. If two or more Motor Vehicles are parked in a single Parking Stall, a Peace Officer or Parking Enforcement Officer shall have sole discretion to decide which Motor Vehicle(s) are parked in a non-designated area and issue a Citation(s) accordingly. The Peace Officer or Parking Enforcement Officer shall view consider which Motor Vehicle appears to have arrived at the Parking Stall first and/or which Motor Vehicle's front or rear right wheel is more closely adjacent to the painted lines, meter, pole, sign, parking rail or other marking or device designating the boundaries of the Parking Stall.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle or trailer on Campus: (i) unless the Motor Vehicle is a Registered Motor Vehicle; (ii) while displaying a license plate that is not distinctly visible and legible to a Parking Enforcement Officer; or (iii) where the license plate has been altered, defaced, or obscured (including through the use of any cover) in such a manner that the license plate would not be distinctly visible and legible to a Parking Enforcement Officer; or (iv) while the license plate is obstructed by any material or otherwise not able to be read by a license plate recognition camera.

No Operator shall park a propane-fueled Motor Vehicle within an indoor enclosed parkade, parking garage or loading dock.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in a Blocked Parking Stall unless the Motor Vehicle has been issued a valid Permit or Parking Privileges for that location.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle anywhere within: (i) a designated Fire Lane; (ii) the entrance and exit of a Pay Parking Zone or Parking Lot; or (iii) any access lanes or driving lanes within a Pay Parking Zone or Parking Lot. In an emergency, this section shall not apply to police, fire, ambulance or other emergency response vehicles or Service Vehicles.

No Person shall open a door of a Motor Vehicle on the side exposed to moving Traffic unless and until it is reasonably safe to do so, nor shall any Person leave a door of a Motor Vehicle open on the side exposed to moving Traffic for a period of time longer than necessary to load and unload passengers.

No Operator shall park a Motor Vehicle in any location for longer than 72 hours unless permission has been obtained from the President.

Motorcycles and motorized scooters are Motor Vehicles and must only be parked in a Parking Lot, Pay Parking Zone or Parking Stall, or area designated for the parking of motorcycles or motorized scooters.

No person may park a motorcycle or motorized scooter within two metres of any building entrance or exit, on any stairway, on any egress or ingress ramp, on any loading dock, on any lawn or landscaped area, on any handrail, tree, shrubbery, door, signpost, lamp post, telephone post, parking meter, bike racks, or other similar object, in any lobby, hallway, or room of any building.

During the hours of operation, on entry to the Controlled Pay Parking Lot, the Operator is required to stop and obtain a Permit from either the attendant or the automated Permit dispenser. On exiting from the Controlled Pay Parking Lot, the Operator is required to stop and submit the Permit or receipt to either the attendant or the automated Parking Pay Station and pay the required fee. Failure to stop and pay the fee or submit the Permit or receipt is a violation of these Bylaws. The assessed fine is in addition to the accumulated parking charges to be paid.

Only one Motor Vehicle registered to a valid Permit may utilize the Permit's parking privileges at any given time. If more than one Motor Vehicle registered to a valid Permit is parked on Campus at the same time, the additional Motor Vehicle(s) must purchase a separate Permit or Parking Privileges. Concurrent parking is not permitted.

No Person shall allow their authorized Permit to be used in aiding additional or subsequent Motor Vehicle(s) from entering or exiting or attempting to enter or exit a Controlled Pay Parking Lot without paying.

No Operator of a Motor Vehicle shall enter or exit a Controlled Pay Parking Lot before allowing the gate to fully close after the previous Motor Vehicle.

Any Operator of a Motor Vehicle that is Unlawfully Parked is subject to an additional fine (and to receive an additional Citation), as listed in Appendix "B", if the Motor Vehicle remains Unlawfully Parked after two (2) hours from the time the previous Citation was issued.

If a physical Permit is issued to an individual the Permit shall be affixed or attached to the Motor Vehicle according to the instructions printed on the Permit or provided with the Permit.

All Permits, which are no longer valid, shall be removed from the Motor Vehicle.

Permits and Parking Privileges are issued to individuals and are not transferrable, and shall not be sold or traded for gain.

No Person shall make or use a Forged Permit.

No Person, other than a Peace Officer, Parking Enforcement Officer or designate shall issue a Citation or place a Citation on any Motor Vehicle, and no Person, other than the Owner or Operator of a Motor Vehicle, shall remove a Citation from a Motor Vehicle.

No Person shall remove an erasable chalk mark placed under section 8.3.1 while the Motor Vehicle remains parked in the location where it was marked.

No Person shall attempt to prevent the immobilization or removal of any Motor Vehicle or in any manner interfere with the immobilization or removal of any Motor Vehicle.