WSU Transportation Services… Did You Know?

Did you know WSU Transportation Services is transitioning to License Plate Recognition (LPR)?

That means in most cases you will no longer have to display a physical permit in your windshield as your license plate will now be your permit.

It is important to make sure all of your vehicle information is up to date in your parking account to avoid an unnecessary ticket.

To confirm your vehicle information is correct, go to parking.wsu.edu and follow the below instructions.

  1. Click “Login” in the top right hand corner.
  2. Log in with your WSU Network ID and password.
  3. Click on “Permits” on the left hand side.
  4. Click “View” button to the right of your current permit.
  5. Review Associated Vehicles.
  • From here you can make changes to the vehicles already associated to your permit(s) and/or add a new vehicle to your permit.

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Transportation Services
transportation@wsu.edu
509-335-PARK (7275)

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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