Parking your car

Students and visitors can park in the P Ticket areas, using the Easy Park phone App or paperless pay stations in the car park.

Hours of operation

Paid parking applies between 8.30am-5.00pm, Monday to Friday including public holidays.

Cost

• $2.20 for 2 hours
• $5.50 for all-day parking.

EasyPark App – card only

The EasyPark App allows to you select and adjust your parking time so you only pay for what you need.

Download EasyPark from:

• Apple Store
• Google Play
• Microsoft Store.

To pay for parking using the EasyPark App:

1. Register your details and payment method (you only need to set this up once)
2. Enter your vehicle registration
3. Enter the parking area code displayed on signage around the car park
4. Set your parking time

Additional fees

There are transaction fees for using the app. The packages are:

• EasyPark casual user – for those that don’t pay to park often. There is no monthly fee, and you pay 10% per transaction.
• EasyPark saver – for those that park 2-3 times per week or more. This option involves a monthly fee of $1.99, plus 2.25% transaction fee, which is more cost effective for regular users.

For more information call 1300 734 070 or visit the EasyPark website.

Paperless pay stations – coins only

Enter your vehicle registration and pay for parking through the paperless pay stations. You can choose 2 hours or all-day.

Pay stations only accept 10c, 20c, 50c, $1 and $2 coins.

Residents of UniLodge@VU can apply for a University Residence (UR) parking permit. This permit allows parking in the P Ticket areas and E Permit Zones only.

You can apply for a:

• 3 month UR permit A$192.50
• 6 month UR permit A$385
• 12 month UR permit A$750.

Payment is required on application and permits are non-refundable.

To apply:

1. complete the UR parking permit application form
2. submit the form to your Residential Manager at UniLodge@VU
3. email the completed form with a VUHQ payment receipt to FacilitiesServiceDesk@vu.edu.au

Fines or parking infringement notices (PINs) are issued to vehicles parked contrary to the requirements of the car park signage.

Paying for your parking infringement

Details regarding how to pay your fine are listed on the back of the parking infringement notice.

Lost parking infringement notices

If you lose the parking infringement notice you can obtain a copy from Bartels Taylor & Associates.

Appealing parking infringement notices

To appeal a parking infringement, complete the Parking Infringement appeal form and mail it to:

Review – Victoria University
PO Box 779
Melton Vic 3337

Phone: +61 4 9747 9569
Email: infringements@bartelstaylor.net.au

Once your appeal is received, the parking infringement notice is placed on hold, pending the outcome of your appeal.

Don't contact the University in the first instance as your parking infringement notice will not be placed on hold, and overdue fees may be added to the fine.

You will be advised of the outcome in writing once the review process is finalised.

If you have appealed your parking infringement and were unsuccessful, you may lodge a 2nd appeal provided you have additional evidence to support your case. You cannot appeal a 2nd time with the same evidence from the first appeal.

If your 2nd appeal is unsuccessful, the only remaining options are to pay the infringement or to elect to take the matter to court.

Withdrawal of parking infringement notices

Infringement notices will only be considered for withdrawal if they were issued incorrectly or if there are extenuating circumstances.