Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. All vehicles parked on our campuses must display a valid Western Sydney University parking permit on the front windscreen of the vehicle. The only exceptions to this are:

• vehicles parked in a green (15 minute only) bay
• vehicles displaying a valid RMS MPS card (the card must be clearly displayed on the front windscreen)
• motorcycles parked in a motorcycle parking area

Yes. The terms and conditions outlined in the Western Sydney University Parking and Traffic Policy apply 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Please refer to the Parking permits webpage.

Please refer to the Parking fees webpage.

When purchasing your permit via our OneStop select "Print a Tax Invoice" on the payment record screen.

A tax invoice will also be issued to the email address nominated on your application once your payment has been successfully processed.

If you forget to print the tax invoice and don't receive the tax invoice via email, please email parking@westernsydney.edu.au with your name, student/staff number and type of permit purchased and a copy of your tax invoice will be emailed to you.

Yes, free parking is available to motorcycle riders who park in allocated motorcycle parking areas on our campuses. Motorcycles parked in a motorcycle parking area are not required to purchase a parking permit. Please refer to the Parking maps for the location of motorcycle parking areas.

If you park your motorcycle in a car space, you will need to purchase a permit, but are not required to display the permit. Instead, you must register your motorcycle and permit details with the on-site security office.

Please refer to the Parking permits webpage.

No. For a single fee you will receive one permit. Permits are made of electrostatic vinyl and can be easily transferred between the registered vehicles.

Multiple permits can be purchased if required.

Yes. For details on how to upgrade/downgrade your permit, please refer to Parking fees.

No. To park in a Western Sydney Carpool parking bay you do not require a University parking permit. However, you must display a Western Sydney Carpool permit issued by the Western Sydney Carpool Association.

To register please visit the Western Sydney Carpool website(opens in a new window).

If you purchased your permit via our OneStop you are able to display the tax invoice, as proof of purchase, on the dashboard of your vehicle for 10 working days from the date of purchase.

Staff who purchase a permit via salary sacrifice/salary deduction will be issued a temporary permit once their application has been successfully processed. The temporary permit will be valid for 10 working days and must be displayed on the dashboard of your vehicle while awaiting delivery of the parking permit.

You will need to purchase a Pay and Display one day parking permit. The display of notes and invalid receipts does not replace a valid permit and may result in a parking fine. Receipts are invalid if displayed after the initial 10 working days after the permit was purchased.

Western Sydney University annual and half year permits are sent via Australia Post to the address nominated on your application form. Permits will be issued within 10 working days of receipt of your application and payment notification.

If you have not received your permit after ten working days of the purchase date you must complete the Replacement Parking Permit Application Form.

Please refer to the Parking at Western Sydney University webpage.

To update your permit record when your vehicle or personal details change, you must complete a Change of Parking Permit Details Form.

Permit holders are encouraged to update their permit records with accurate information so Campus Safety and Security staff can contact you in regards to your vehicle. Situations that will require us to contact you might include:

• The lights on your vehicle have not been turned off
• Contractors need your vehicle moved so it is not damaged while maintenance work is performed on campus
• Your vehicle has been damaged/involved in an accident

Keeping your record up to date with current information means we can contact you immediately should we need to.

An RMS MPS card lets you park in any disability, yellow or blue bay on all Western Sydney University campuses. The RMS MPS card must be displayed on the front windscreen of your vehicle while parked on our campuses. A parking permit is not required when a valid RMS MPS card is displayed.

If you are unable to locate a parking bay on campus please contact the on-site security office for assistance. The campus security office number can be found on the daily parking permit machines.

If a permit machine is displaying an error, is faulty or doesn't print you a ticket once the fee is paid, you must contact the on-site security office for assistance. Contact details for the on-site security office are listed on every permit machine.

Red (without a parking bollard) bays are only restricted during peak hours (5:30am - 5:30pm seven days a week). If someone is parked in your red bay during peak hours, please contact the on-site security office.

If you don't receive your permit within the initial 10 working days after you pay for it, or have lost, damaged or had your permit stolen, you must complete the Replacement Parking Permit Application Form.

If a second replacement permit is required, you must submit a Statutory Declaration Form with your Replacement Parking Permit Application Form before a second replacement permit is issued.

Please refer to the Parking fees webpage.

The purpose of the Westerns Sydney University Parking and Traffic Policy is to assist with effective management of parking and traffic on all campuses. Restrictions are required for availability and equity.

The Western Sydney University Parking and Traffic Policy is also enforced to ensure traffic flow and parking doesn't risk the safety of students, staff and visitors to the University or cause environmental damage.

Yes. Please refer to the Parking fines webpage.

If you have received a parking fine, your options are listed on the back of the penalty notice. Further information on paying or appealing a parking fine is listed at the Revenue NSW website (opens in a new window).