Transport and parking

If driving is your only option, be aware of speed limits, consider carpooling, consult the UniPark handbook and ensure you have a valid parking permit.

Parking for visitors to UWA.

1. Driving on campus
2. Carpooling
3. UniPark handbook - for UWA students and staff

Driving on campus

The speed limit on campus is 25 kilometres per hour

Give way to pedestrians at all times and do not exceed the maximum speed limit of 25 kilometres per hour, unless otherwise indicated.

If authorised to drive a vehicle on the inner campus, the maximum speed is walking pace and your vehicle's hazard lights must be switched on.

Liability - the University does not accept responsibility for loss or damage

The University does not accept responsibility for damage to vehicles, loss of vehicles or damage to or loss of accessories or contents of vehicles while on University land.

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Carpooling

UWA operates an excellent carpooling system to reduce parking pressure and help you share costs.

• Student carpooling
• Staff carpooling

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UniPark handbook - for UWA students and staff

The UniPark Handbook provides detailed information for students and staff on parking permits, parking areas, fees and fines.

• Student parking - find out if you're eligible for a student parking permit and how to apply.
• Staff parking - find out if you're eligible for a staff parking permit and how to apply.
  
• Temporary parking permits - for existing UWA parking permit holders only.
• Parking Authority permits - permits for non-students and staff.
• Special (other) permits - accessible, official business, reserved bay and new staff permits.
• Special parking arrangements - buses, conferences, theatres and other University venues.
• Parking areas - where to park on campus.
• Parking fines (infringements) and appeals - infringement types and how to pay.
• Parking permit fees - the cost of different permits.

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