Permit holders are responsible for any citation issued to vehicles in which their permit appears.

Individuals may be penalized by citation, immobilization, or towing at the owner’s expense for any violation. Responsible parties/owners of immobilized vehicles should contact Public Safety, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Immobilized vehicles will remain autobooted until the outstanding fine is paid. This charge will be invoked after 24 hours. There is an additional storage charge of $10 a day for vehicle autoboot. Vehicles with three or more outstanding parking citations that are 10 days late or a balance due of $75 or more, with at least one citation 10 days outstanding will be immobilized and assessed a $50 fee.Any vehicle that has not been moved in 30 days will be considered abandoned. The University may tow a vehicle due to snow removal, repair work, violation of regulation or abandonment.In addition, a hold may be placed on the responsible party’s student records until all outstanding amounts are paid. Failure to pay any citation within 10 calendar days will result in a $10 penalty.The registered vehicle owner is ultimately responsible for all charges. The person who registers the vehicle and obtains the permit is responsible for the vehicle's operation on campus, and for all charges against the vehicle including ticketing, immobilization, and/or towing of the vehicle. The University reserves the right to cite, immobilize, or tow vehicles parked on campus in violation of any rule established in the current Traffic and Parking Regulations pursuant to Minnesota Statute 169.041.

Minnesota traffic fine schedule