Parking and Enforcement FAQ
When is parking enforced?
Parking enforcement is in effect when classes are in session, Monday through Friday, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Visitor, Accessible, and Reserved spaces are enforced at all times. Additionally, the Green and Teal Lots are enforced 24/7 during the fall and spring semesters.
What should I do if I'm just picking up or dropping someone off?
If you are picking up or dropping off someone, please do not park in designated parking spaces. Instead, pull up to the curb, turn on your hazard lights, and remain in your vehicle. Pick-up/drop-off should take no longer than 5 minutes, and your vehicle must not block traffic at any time.
Who needs a virtual parking permit? How do I get one?
All vehicles parked on campus require a virtual parking permit. For details on how to obtain your virtual permit, visit the the appropriate webpage for students, employees, or visitors. If you are a contracted employee (HES, Chartwells, etc.) please contact the Parking & Transportation Office for virtual permit information.
I have received a parking ticket. Where do I pay it? Can I appeal it?
You can pay university citations at Derryberry Hall at the cashier鈥檚 window on the first floor, or via your Eagle Online account. To appeal a ticket, visit the citation appeals page for guidelines. Remember, you only have 15 business days from the citation issue date to file an appeal.
If I am unhappy with the appeal committee's decision about my citations or I have questions, who do I contact?
Upon appeal decision, you'll receive an email with the results letter. You have 5 days from this date to contest any appeals. For contesting an appeal, file online at . Student appeals are reviewed by the Vice President of Student Affairs while Non-Student Citations appeals are reviewed by the Vice President of Planning & Finance. Visit our citation appeals page for more information.
Where do I go to get a virtual visitor's parking permit?
Visitors can obtain a virtual visitor parking permit by scanning the QR codes on visitor parking space signs. Alternatively, visitors can visit the Parking & Transportation Office located in Roaden University Center, 1000 N. Dixie Ave., Rm 122, to register their vehicle and obtain a virtual visitor's permit at no cost. We issue virtual visitor permits from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding campus holidays.
Should you have additional questions, email the Parking & Transportation Office at parking@tntech.edu or call 931-372-6428.
My vehicle was towed. What do I do?
During business hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.), contact the Parking & Transportation Office at 931-372-6437 if your vehicle was towed. For inquiries outside of normal business hours, reach out to University Police at 931-372-3234.