Assistance with Parking
If you have a permanent/temporary placard or license plate issued by a state:
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Complete a New Student Application here:https://bachelor.accessiblelearning.com/s-Auburn/
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After the application is submitted, a secure link will be provided with the option to upload an image of your placard or license plate.
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The image should clearly show the expiration date and registration number
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In lieu of uploading images, students can bring physical copies of their placard registration to 1228 Haley Center.
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Once the Office of Accessibility receives your application and placard information, we will notify Parking Services and email you regarding the next steps.
If you have a temporary condition (six months or less) and need closer parking but do not have a state-issued placard:
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Complete a New Student Application: https://bachelor.accessiblelearning.com/s-Auburn/
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After the application is submitted, a secure link will be provided with the option to upload supporting medical documentation of the need for closer parking.
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Once your application and documentation are reviewed, an Accommodation Specialist will contact you about an appointment.
**Students already registered with OA can contact their Accommodation Specialist through the AIM Student Portal for assistance.**
Renew Parking
Parking privileges must be renewed yearly through Parking Services. The Office of Accessibility need not be contacted yearly unless your placard has been updated. If this is the case, please submit a copy of your most recent tag receipt.
Locate Accessible Parking On Campus
Visit the campus map to view the accessible parking on campus. You will need to click the "Placemark" button located in the upper left corner of the map and then select parking under the title "Accessibility Placemarks". If you should find that the location of the accessible parking is displayed incorrectly, please contact the Office of Accessibility at 334-844-2096.
Transportation Available
Tiger Transit
You are encouraged to use Tiger Transit as your transportation to and from campus, as well as to move about campus. During the fall and spring semesters, lines are in operation Monday – Friday, from 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Two lines, the Health Sciences Sector, and the South Quad-Fine Arts, stop operating at 6 p.m. Services provided by Tiger Transit are unavailable during the weekends, semester breaks, and during Auburn University holidays and closure periods.
In order to have any accessibility issues addressed that occur during a ride, please contact Tiger Transit at tigertransit@auburn.edu.
For complete Tiger Transit information, please visit their website: https://www.auburn.edu/administration/transit/index.php.
jAUnt GOLF CART DOOR-TO-DOOR ASSISTANCE
jAUnt Services is an appointment-based courtesy service that provides golf cart transportation to Auburn University students, faculty, and staff with a medical condition that makes traveling within the central part of campus difficult.
As services provided by jAUnt are approved or denied through the Office of Accessibility, qualifying documentation must be submitted to the Office of Accessibility prior to scheduling appointments. All medical documentation, along with any mobility aid information (wheelchair, scooter, walker, personal attendant, etc.), should be sent to Barclay Bentley at bentlbj@auburn.edu.
Once documentation has been reviewed, the applicant will receive a notification via email from the Office of Accessibility.
If an applicant has been approved to be provided transportation, the jAUnt Services office will follow up with the approved rider via email with additional information and the form that must be completed and returned by 3 p.m the business day prior to when services are needed.
jAUnt is a courtesy service and is not a part of any accommodations.
jAUnt is in operation Monday - Friday when classes are in session, with the first appointment of the day scheduled to take place at 7:40 a.m. and the final appointment of the day scheduled to take place at 4:50 p.m.
Services provided by jAUnt are not available during the weekends, semester breaks, and during Auburn University holidays and closure periods.
Lee-Russell Public Transit (LRPT) Dial-A-Ride
Dial-A-Ride is the demand response service offered by Lee-Russell Public Transit (LRPT). This service is provided on a first-come, first-served, space-available basis. The number of trips available each day will be based on designated time slots. It is open to the public who live in Lee and Russell Counties. LRPT provides curb-to-curb service only. The LRPT provides accessible transportation. The driver can assist the passenger into the vehicle from the curb if needed.
Passengers may schedule a trip Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 A.M -2:00 P.M CT. If you need a ride, call LRPT at 334-749-9092 or 877-743-3739. Follow the prompts to schedule or cancel a ride. Auburn University students ride for no fee when you show the transit driver their Auburn University ID. Service hours are from. 6:00 AM –6:00 PM CT. The last pick-up is at 5:30 p.m. For more information and scheduling options, visit the Lee-Russel Public Transit website.
Accessible Parking
To park in the accessible parking spaces on campus, all vehicles must be registered with Auburn University Parking Services. All visitors with a disability placard still need a parking permit to park on campus. Visitors should visit Parking Services' Campus Guest and Vendors Parking page for information on receiving a parking permit
Faculty, staff, and students should visit the Parking Services Accessibility page and the Office of Accessibility parking page for more information.
Night Time Security Shuttle
Department of Campus Safety & Security offers a safe ride from any on-campus location to any on-campus location from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. seven days a week while classes are in session, except during home football game evenings and official Auburn University holidays. To request service, call (334) 844-7400. If an accessible van is needed, please inform dispatch when requesting the service.
