All vehicles parking on the Campus must abide by the parking rules & regulations. Semester permits are available on-line. Additional parking is available at the meters. Daily permits can be purchased at the dispensers. Permits are not valid in metered stalls. Meters take QUARTERS ONLY. Dispensers will take coins, dollar bills and credit/debit cards. Permits must be displayed in plain view. Parking permits are required Monday thru Saturday.
The College provides Officers for patrol of the parking lots. However, persons parking on district property do so at their own risk. Victor Valley College does not assume any responsibility for loss or damage to vehicles or their contents while parked anywhere on District property.
HABITUAL PARKING OFFENDERS
Any vehicle that has been issued five (5) or more parking citations that are unpaid is subject to tow-away per CVC 22651.
TRAFFIC RULES
All California vehicle laws are enforced. Violators are issued citations to the Victorville Traffic Court.
PARKING VIOLATIONS INCLUDE:
- Parking beyond stall lines or in more than one stall.
- Unauthorized parking in Faculty/Staff stalls.
- Exceeding time at a parking meter.
- Possession of a lost/stolen parking permit.
- Unauthorized parking in a red, green, or yellow zone.
- Unauthorized parking in a Disabled parking stall.
- Parking in unauthorized dirt areas.
- No overnight parking
CITATIONS
The Campus Police Department receives its authority to enforce traffic and parking regulations from the California Penal Code, the California Vehicle code, and provisions established by the California Legislature. Ignoring a citation will result in immediate legal action in the form of substantial additional penalties, a hold placed on your vehicle registration with the DMV, and a transcript hold at VVC.

MOTORCYCLES
Motorcycles parked on campus must have a valid virtual parking permit registered to the vehicle. Motorcycle permits can be purchased online.
DISABLED PERSONS PARKING
Vehicles parked in the blue-lined disabled persons parking stalls are required to properly display a state-issued disabled person's license plate or placard AND have a valid VVC virtual parking permit registered to the vehicle.