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Driving to, and parking at AUT
Where you can park on campus and how much it costs. Alternatives to driving to campus - bus, rail, ferry and park-and-ride options.
Driving to AUT campuses
Driving to AUT might seem convenient, but campuses only have very limited parking available. Before you reach for the car keys, think about other options:- Bus, train or ferry - read or relax while someone else does the work
- Park and ride - leave your car closer to home and take public transport
- Walking or cycling - a great way to add exercise to your day
- Carpooling - can you share the trip with anyone else?
Park and ride stations
Bus
If you travel by bus, you can take advantage of Park and Ride facilities on the Northern Busway route at Albany and Constellation stations. There are also well-planned drop off and pick up zones at all five Northern Busway stations - Akoranga, Albany, Constellation, Sunnynook and Smales Farm.
Train
Free parking is available at these select stations on a first come first serve basis: Glen Innes, Homai, Manurewa, Orakei, Panmure, Papakura, Papatoetoe, Pukekohe, Ranui, Sunnyvale and Swanson.
Ferry
Many ferry terminals have convenient connecting bus services which will get you to and from the ferry terminal in time for sailing. For more information about Park and Ride options and facilities, visit the MAXX website.
Car pooling
If you must drive a car, try carpooling with another student that lives in your area. You get to share petrol costs and the more people in the car, the less cars on the road. To find someone to carpool with, have a look at the Yeeha Share a Car website.Parking on or around AUT campuses
AUT City Campus: no daytime parking
Because of the high demand for parking in the central city, AUT cannot provide on-site parking for city-based students during the day. Parking in the city usually costs from $8 to $16 a day.
After hours parking
There is a small amount of parking available between 4.30pm and 9.30pm, Monday to Friday.
Location: WL Block, St Paul Street.
Cost: $100 per semester, $200.00 per year
Get your application form from AUT Security, WA Building, Wellesley Street. You will need your vehicle registration number and student ID number to complete the form.
North Shore Campus student parking: pay and display
When driving your car to university is absolutely necessary, the following car parking is available to students.On site parking
Pay and display tickets are to be displayed date side up on the vehicle dash. Tow away will apply for non-compliance.
Location: Parking is located in the sealed and unsealed portions of Car Park 2 and Car Park 7.
Cost: $1 per hour or $6 all day. Pay and display machines accept coins, credit card and TXT-a park payments (Vodafone only).
Manukau Campus student parking
Free parking is available in car park 6. No permit is required for 2012.Towing
AUT uses the services of:
Parking Enforcement Services:
Telephone: 0800 727 563
Auckland Towing Company:
57 MacKelvie Street, Ponsonby
Telephone: 09 378 0780
Enforcement breach notices and vehicle recovery costs are set by Parking Enforcement Services and Auckland Towing Company. AUT receives no financial benefit from any fees paid for parking enforcement or vehicle recovery.
Disclaimer: AUT accepts no responsibility for incorrect details supplied, damage or other loss to any vehicle and/or its contents while parked on University property or property leased by the University or when a vehicle is towed.