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• Disabled Vehicles

A disabled vehicle is one that has stopped working or has in some other way malfunctioned. The driver of any disabled vehicle is still subject to ticketing, despite its disabled status. A note on a disabled vehicle does not preclude ticketing. If the vehicle cannot be moved immediately, notify University Police (221-4596) or Parking Services (221-4764 or parked@wm.edu) at once to obtain a Disabled Vehicle placard for your dashboard and take steps to have the vehicle removed and returned to its proper parking scheme by the end of the day.  Disabled vehicles not reported to either of the above agencies may be ticketed or towed at the owner's expense.

If your vehicle becomes disabled during normal hours of operation, contact the Parking Services to take advantage of our Motorist Assistance Program (221-4764 or parked@wm.edu) for help moving or fixing your car. The Motorist Assistance Program is equipped to provide jump starts, assist with keys locked in vehicles, provide access to an air pump, and provide a gas can and transportation to the nearest gas station. We can facilitate coordination with AAA and/or transportation to a dealer or repair shop.

General Vehicle Maintenance and Repairs is not authorized on campus grounds - Only licensed businesses are authorized to perform maintenance or repairs in campus parking lots. Such maintenance and repairs are limited to windshield replacement, tire maintenance, or jumpstarts.

Individuals conducting repairs on personal vehicles on the premises may be cited and referred for disciplinary action. Individuals improperly disposing of hazardous materials (oil, power steering fluid, antifreeze, batteries, etc.) will be reported to the Department of Environmental Health & Safety for further review.