All "Rules of the Road" are adhered to on campus and apply to all persons operating a motor vehicle or riding a bicycle. Drive and park according to posted signs.

Campus citations are issued for violations of traffic regulations. If the violation is of a serious nature, a Waubonsee police officer may elect to issue a state citation. Any person receiving a campus citation may request a hearing with the campus police chief, first floor of Dickson Center. Appeals of the decision of the police chief may be directed to the college's general counsel. State citations are not subject to appeal.

Fines for campus citations may be paid in person at the Business Office, located on the second floor of Dickson Center, or by mail. Grades and records may be withheld if fines are left unpaid.

At the Sugar Grove campus

• Student cars do not need to be registered. Use only designated parallel-line parking spaces.
• Parking is prohibited in unmarked areas or in designated non-parking areas; vehicles parked in unauthorized spaces will be ticketed and may be towed.
• You may not park vehicles on campus for more than 24 hours without authorization; violations are subject to a fine. Notify campus police if your vehicle is to be left on campus overnight.
• Temporary handicapped hangtags for parking in reserved spaces are available with a doctor's note. They can be obtained at the Public Safety office on the first floor of Dickson Center.

At the Aurora campus

• Parking for the Aurora campus is available at the Stolp Island Place garage.
  
  Obey the following rules:
  • Display your WCC parking permit.
  • Park on levels three, four, or five.
  • You pay a reduced fee of 20 cents per hour. Maximum daily fee is $1.50; maximum nightly fee is $1.50.
  • The garage is open from 7 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Parking closes at 10:30 p.m., and the garage is locked. Be sure your car is out by that time.

At the Copley Campus

• Free parking is available in lots adjacent to the center.