<p>Hey Guys. So I currently am 15 credits shy of being a junior, so I still cant have my car on campus. I have heard rumors that south P rules are generally pretty relaxed. So I was wondering if I could be able to leave my car there as long as I moved it around every few days. I really dont mind the bus ride to south P, I just really want my car because I go home most weekends and without my car it adds an extra hour and a half to my trip. Any imput would be great!</p>
<p>As South P is almost exclusively for commuters, after 5pm, the lot becomes virtually empty.</p>
<p>You can take the chance and probably get away with it for awhile, but know that Parking Enforcement has been increasingly “active” over the past few years.</p>
<p>Alright, I mean I really dont have a valid reason to get one, though im trying to get an off campus job at some point in the next 2 weeks. But involving south P, what if “hypothetically” a friend came to spend a few days in your room during the week, like tues-thurs, and parked in south p. isnt that essentially like me parking my car in south p also and owuldnt they get a ticket</p>
<p>They would absolutely get a ticket if parked in reserved spaces.</p>
<p>There is minimal free parking in South P for visitors (temporary only). Otherwise, they have to park in paid lots. The parking staff is pretty vigilant to vehicles that are just “left” in a parking lot for days at a time without a valid permit. They’ll probably catch on after awhile.</p>
<p>I’m not trying to discourage you, but parking tickets are highly annoying on campus. But, if you had to pick somewhere to park “covertly”, South-P, due to its sheer size, is the safest.</p>
<p>Ok, So in reality, the only way I could really get around getting a ticket every day would be to move my car around every other day or so, right</p>
<p>Josh - they check different lots at different times. Even “moving around” may not work for long.</p>