7.

1. To be permitted entry to the campus, all vehicles must be registered with the University Security Unit and conspicuously display the University Registration Label.
2. Visitors must be properly identified according to the Supplementary Regulations before entry.

1. drive or permit another person to drive without a valid driving licence;
2. drive with a learner’s licence; 
3. teach driving; 
4. operate a vehicle which has no valid registration with the Government and with the University, or no valid third-party and passenger liability insurance;
5. operate a motor cycle or scooter without wearing a helmet; or carry a passenger not wearing a helmet on a motor cycle or scooter; 
6. drive or operate a vehicle in such manner which may be deemed irresponsible or dangerous under the Road Traffic Ordinance and Regulations. 

1. stop the vehicle on the roadside; 
2. direct it or cause it to be towed to a designated area; 
3. direct it to leave campus;
4. apply for the revocation of the vehicle’s University Registration Label or entry permit.

1. Traffic accident involving the injury of person/animal.
2. Traffic accident involving serious damage to property.
3. Traffic accident causing damage to vehicles concerned only but cannot be settled between the parties concerned.
4. Failing to stop and/or make a report after a traffic accident.
5. Driving without a valid driving licence.
6. Driving with a provisional driving licence.
7. Driving without a valid third-party and passenger liability insurance.
8. Driving an unlicensed vehicle.
9. Dangerous driving.
10. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
11. Careless driving.

1. Authorized visitor parking may be validated by departments or residents with an official stamp or signature on a certificate to exempt payment.
2. Visitor on official business may be exempted from payment if departure is made within the first half-hour.
3. The schedule of fees for visitor parking is approved by the Administrative Affairs Committee of the University.
4. The University reserves the right to refuse unauthorized entry and parking of visitor vehicles.

1. Parking on campus will be regulated in accordance with the Road Traffic (Parking on Private Roads) Regulations.
2. Except for vehicles in residential areas, no vehicle is allowed to remain in a parking place on campus for a continuous period of more than 72 hours, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. 
3. Overnight parking of visitors’ vehicles on campus is not allowed.  Except for vehicles which are permitted to park in the car parks of the staff residences, vehicles not displaying a valid University Registration Label for staff or student must leave on the same day as they enter the campus.
4. The University may from time to time designate any place on campus as a restricted parking area by either erecting or placing appropriate road signs or road markings.
5. Subject to the said Road Traffic (Parking on Private Roads) Regulations, the University may impound, remove and dispose of any illegally parked vehicles, and impose a charge on the owner of a detained vehicle according to the rates prescribed by the said Road Traffic Regulations.
6. The Director of the Security and Transport Office or his deputy has been designated as an authorized officer under Section 5 of the said Road Traffic Regulations.  

1. Eligible holders:
   -   Full-time appointees on Terms (A), (B), (C), (HA), and equivalent terms
       (including those on  no-pay leave or on term secondment from the University) 
   -   Appointees on fractional time (instead of part-time) appointments of at least 50% 
   -   Hostel wardens as primary appointment 
   -   Former VCs/PVCs/College Heads
   -   Emeritus Professors 
   -   College Honorary Fellows 
   -   Senior College Tutors 
   -   Full-time staff of HK-America Centre 
   -   Full-time staff of HKIB (& those residing on campus) 
2. Car must be either sedan or private car, or for dual purpose (e.g. station-wagon), and registered under the appointee’s or spouse’s name, provided the appointee or the spouse has a valid driving licence.  NO commercial goods vehicle. 
3. “AR” labels shall be issued to residents. Holders of “AR” labels staying on campus quarters with no designated car parks may park overnight on car parks close to their quarters without having to pay a charge. 

1. Eligible holders: 
   -   All University Council and College Board of Trustees members 
   -   University Honorary Graduates and Honorary Fellows 
   -   Guests or VIP designated by VC or AAC as appropriate 

1. Eligible holders: 
   - Family of appointees residing on campus 
   - Full-time resident appointees without driving licence, but with car driven by a close family  member/relative
      who is permitted to register to reside with the appointee on campus 
   - Full-time non-resident appointees without driving licence, but with car registered under appointee’s or spouse’s name 
2. Only 1 label to be issued to each resident appointee for use by his/her family members 

1. Eligible holders: 
   - Resident or non-resident undergraduate students on special and emergency needs only (not for general sporting,
      recreational or activities purposes), as recommended by the Office of Student Affairs or the College Deans of Students
      and approved by AAC 

1. Eligible holders: 
   - Current office bearers of Alumni Associations
   - Former Faculty Deans 
   - Honorary/Adjunct  teaching staff 
   - Honorary Senior Research Fellows and Honorary Research Fellows 
   - Retired full-time appointees who have served the University for consecutively 10 years or more before retirement 

1. Eligible holders: 
   - Resident postgraduate students with car registered under own or spouse’s name 

1. Eligible holders: 
   - Resident appointees seeking additional label for grown-up children staying with them on campus and agreed by the
     Bursar 
   - Resident appointees seeking additional label for car registered under own or spouse’s name and driven by domestic
     helper/driver 
   - Car registered under resident appointee’s or spouse’s family/company with authorisation, and with AAC approval 
   - Canteen caterers/catering companies 
   - Resident/Non-resident contractors working on campus as approved by the University 
   - Employees of other organisations as approved by the University 
2.  “DD” labels for non-resident holders 

1. Eligible holders:
   - Qualified part-time appointees 
   - Current office bearers of Alumni Associations 
   - Visitors on business 
   - Visitors to campus residents
2. Free validation pass is for free parking for up to 5 hours.  More than 1 pass may be used for the same visit, but overnight parking is NOT allowed. 
3. Departments/Units are responsible for distributing free validation passes to qualified part-time teaching appointees.
4. Qualified part-time appointee means (a) with a car registered in own or spouse’s name, and (b) who is required to do part-time teaching on campus in the current term. 
5. Appropriate number of passes for part-time appointees means about 20% more than the total number of teaching days on campus in the current term. 
6. The Alumni Affairs Office is responsible for distributing free validation passes to current office bearers of Alumni Associations.  Each of them may be given up to 40 free passes each year. 
7. Departments/Campus residents can give out free validation passes to their respective visitors and may be charged for giving out passes beyond a designated quantity within a certain period of time.

1. Eligible holders: 
   - Resident postgraduate students with car registered under relative’s name
     (Those with car registered under own or spouse’s name can obtain fee-charging “B” labels) 
   - Non-resident postgraduate students or PDP students with car registered under own or spouse’s or relative’s name 
   - Part-time appointees (also entitled to obtain free validation passes from Departments) 
2. More than 1 coupon may be used for the same visit. 
3. Appropriate number of coupons for resident/non-resident postgraduate students with cars registered under their own names or the names of relatives, on the advice of Department/Division Heads concerned, up to about 20% more than the total number of teaching days in the term. 

1. All roads and parking spaces on or south of Central Avenue are designated as Controlled Areas. 
2. Overnight parking in Controlled Areas is NOT allowed, except at designated car park by “A” label holders on payment of a prescribed fee(s). [See 10.i. below] 

1. Reserved for use by “A” and “VIP” label holders only (unless otherwise specified) during the Controlled Period daily from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Sundays and Public Holidays excepted). 
2. Include all covered car parks and other designated car parks within the Controlled Areas. 
3. Signified by a “P” directional sign in blue, with margin in red, placed at entrance. 

1. Open for use by all vehicles. 
2. Signified by a “P” directional sign in blue placed at entrance. 
   

1. During Controlled Period, i.e., from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays excepted), the car park adjacent to the University Train Station is reserved for “A”, “E”, and “VIP” labels only, for up to 6 hours parking on each occasion. 
2. A flat fee of $50 will be charged for parking exceeding 6 hours.  Payment not settled within two weeks after the flat fee notice is issued shall subject the vehicle to clamping if found overstaying on the same parking area next time, and refused renewal of new label until all outstanding payments are fully settled.

1. All parking spaces outside Park’N Shop are for use by customers of the bookstore, the supermarket and the bank, etc. for parking up to 30 minutes on each occasion. 

1. Appointees holding “A” labels may apply for overnight parking at a designated parking site within the Controlled Areas not distant from the University Train Station.  Nightly coupons (@$20 per night) or monthly coupons (@$300 per month) for overnight parking at that site can be purchased from the Security Unit.  Vehicles are allowed to park at the same parking space in the site for a continuous period of not more than 24 hours (not including Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays). 
2. Other than the designated overnight parking site, overnight parking is NOT allowed in all other Controlled Areas.  All vehicles must be removed from the Controlled Areas before 3:00 a.m. 
3. Appointees holding “A” labels wishing to park overnight in any of the Controlled Areas (other than the designated overnight parking site) for work-related purpose occasionally should inform the Security Unit in advance. 

1. Other parking areas on campus include: 
   -   residential parking areas, and 
   -   non-residential parking areas outside the two Controlled Areas. 
2. Residential parking areas are for use by campus residents only. 
3. Non-residential parking areas outside the two Controlled Areas will be open to all vehicles at all times.  Overnight parking may be allowed (for parking label holders only) in these spaces for a continuous period of not more than 72 hours (not including Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays).