Parking
Casual parking on Camperdown and Darlington campuses
People wanting to park in the University, who do not have a permit, may do so by obtaining a ticket from the Pay and Display machines located around the campus.
Tickets must be displayed in accordance with instructions printed on them ie, face up on the dashboard in a clearly visible position.
Daytime casual parking rates (6am–3pm, Monday to Friday)
Camperdown & Darlington campuses
$24 flat rate (valid to 6am on the next morning)
Western Avenue carpark
$24 flat rate (valid to 6am on the next morning)
$4 hourly rate (to maximum $8 for 2-hour time-limited parking)
Shepherd Street carpark
$24 flat rate (valid to 6am on the next morning)
$4 hourly rate (to maximum $24)
Evening and weekend casual parking rates (3pm–6am, Monday to Friday; 6pm Friday to 6am Monday)
Camperdown and Darlington campuses, Western Avenue Carpark and Shepherd Street carpark
$6 flat rate (valid to following 6am only)
$2 hourly rate (to maximum $6)
Casual parking at other campuses and residential colleges
All other campus and residential college carparks have signage indicating local parking restrictions. Parking in these areas generally is restricted to authorised vehicles only and requires the permission of the college or faculty responsible for the particular area. Where paid casual parking is permitted, such as some areas of Cumberland campus, the cost is indicated upon entry.
Regular visitors
Regular visitors to the University can obtain a visitor parking permit from the , allowing visits up to three hours (current cost $55 per annum). This permit is for use by bona fide visitors only and is not available to staff and students.
VIP and official visitors' parking
Free or discounted parking is available to VIP or official visitors. Please contact the faculty/department you are visiting or email the to arrange this.
Road rules
Roadways and parking areas within the University of Sydney are "Roads & Road-Related Areas" for the purposes of the Australian Road Rules and the NSW Road Transport (Safety & Traffic Management) Act 1999. This means drivers are required to observe the rules as they would on any public street. The law therefore requires that, on the University campuses, seat belts must be worn, safety helmets must be worn and local speed limits observed.
The grounds and roadways of the University of Sydney are also controlled by "Resolutions of Senate" enacted under the University of Sydney Act. These Resolutions are published in the University Calendar. In addition, the Enclosed Lands Protection Act is relevant in the management of access for persons and vehicles.