If you need assistance navigating the UPC campus, the DART program may be able to help; please refer to the DART page of our website<\/a> for complete details regarding that program and the services available.<\/p>\n Information about the USC Lyft program is available on this page of our website<\/a>; Lyft offers a program in Los Angeles called WAV Rides<\/a> that can accommodate non-collapsible and motorized wheelchairs.<\/p>\n USC is a private institution, and USC-owned facilities are private property. USC follows the ADA-recommended percentage of handicap accessible parking spaces. Similar to LA Live, Disneyland, or any other private parking entities, most of our facilities, including parking structures, require a parking permit or daily pass from USC in addition to a state-issued handicap placard.<\/p>\n For more information regarding the purchase of parking permits, please visit our Permits page<\/a>; for more information regarding daily passes and hourly parking options, please visit our daily and hourly parking information page<\/a>. NOTE:<\/strong> Parking in Pay-by-Plate areas (in USC-owned parking lots, parking structures, or on surface streets within the UPC campus) is NOT allowed at any time without paying for time. The ADA rules\/exceptions that allow parking at city-owned street parking meters without paying does not apply to these Pay-by-Plate areas.<\/p>\n ADA spaces located in off-campus USC Housing complexes (Troy Hall, Century Apartments, etc.) are reserved for use by residents of that specific USC Housing complex.\u00a0 Any vehicles parked in a USC Housing facility without a specific permit for that facility (using an ADA space or not) will be issued a citation for parking in an incorrect area.<\/p>\n If you suspect fraud or misuse of a state-issued ADA placard, please contact the USC Department of Public Safety at their non-emergency number for investigation: 213-740-6000.<\/p>\nLYFT<\/h3>\n
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