University of Maryland Baltimore Police Department
Please be advised that in addition to the university police, officers from the Baltimore Police Department and agents from Baltimore City Parking Control issue citations in and around our campus.
PURPOSE OF TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
- To protect pedestrian traffic
- To assure access at all times for emergency apparatus or vehicles
- To assure an orderly flow of vehicular traffic on campus streets
- To comply with all state and local traffic laws
Both state and city laws and regulations govern the streets and parking lots of the campus. Driving on or parking on sidewalks, crosswalks, loading zones, curbs, courtyards, etc. is strictly prohibited. The University of Baltimore vigorously enforces regulations concerning handicapped parking. In addition to the court sanctions for violating parking regulations, other administrative sanctions may be imposed against violators. Please note that the enforcement of parking regulations is conducted in cooperation with the University Police Department as well as the Baltimore Police Department and the parking enforcement agents of the Department of Transportation for the City of Baltimore. UBalt officers also are authorized to write tickets for moving violations on or around the campus.
PARKING FINE SCHEDULE
The following fines are applicable for parking violations at UBalt:
| VIOLATION | FINE |
|---|---|
| Abandoned Vehicle | $302.00 |
| Handicapped Parking | $502.00 |
| Fire Lane | $77.00 |
| Impeding Traffic | $250.00 |
| No Parking in Area-Reserved Posted | $52.00 |
| No Stopping/Standing/Parking | $102.00 |
| Obstructing/Impeding Pedestrians | $77.00 |
| No Stopping/Tow Away Zone | $52.00 |
| No Parking/Standing in Bike Lanes | $252.00 |
| No Parking/Standing in Bus Stops | $252.00 |
| Parking in Reserved Electric Vehicle Spaces | $100.00 |
| Stopping/Standing/Parking in Crosswalk | $60.00 |
PARKING VIOLATIONS - PAYING AND APPEALING
For information on paying or appealing a citation, visit this page.
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