Visitor Parking at the HSU Library
Parking where you desire may be difficult at times. Please plan ahead and allow sufficient time to locate a stall and walk from where you park. Daily permits and metered-parking are available as explained below:
Daily Permits
These permits may be purchased at the locations shown on the map. They are valid only on the day purchased and must be completely visible on the dashboard. They are valid in Staff lots after 5 p.m.
Parking Meters
Metered spaces provide parking for any vehicle, except motorcycles, for the time designated by depositing coins. Permits are not valid at parking meters.
Parking Areas
Most of the areas on campus where vehicles may legally be parked are designated by posted signs as to the type of permit required. All HSU permits are valid in areas not designated by a sign. Vehicles must be completely contained in a marked stall, except on unmarked streets. Not finding a legal parking space is not an excuse for being illegally parked.
The following Restricted Zones are enforced AT ALL TIMES:
- BLACK & WHITE - Service Vehicles
- BLUE - Disabled persons with disabled plates or placard
- YELLOW - Loading/unloading, up to marked time limit
- WHITE - Passenger loading or mail drop
Motorcycles and Mopeds
Motorcycles and mopeds must display valid permits and can park only in Motorcycle Zones or on streets without stall markings. Mopeds are subject to all traffic regulations and may not be operated under power when driven on campus walkways.
All regulations are in effect 24 hours a day, every day of the year. This includes Service and Yellow Zones, Disabled and Reserved Spaces.
Exceptions
Parking meters and permit requirements are in effect 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, including Finals week and the Summer Session.
For further information, contact:
Parking & Commuter Services
Humboldt State University
#1 Harpst Street
707/826-3773
Fax: 707/826-4637
Email: parking@humboldt.edu
Bus Information
Humboldt State University is served by two bus systems. The Humboldt Transit Authority extends from Trinidad to Scotia and has equipped many of their buses with bike racks. The Arcata/Mad River Transit System operates within 1/4 mile of most Arcata residents. Eureka Transit passengers may access the Redwood Transit System in Eureka.