Parking Guidelines for the Various Campuses

Parking Guidelines for the Various Campuses

Ono Campus:

  1. Free outdoor parking – A large outdoor parking lot is available for faculty members in front of the campus gate and next to the new park.
  2. Underground Parking – The campus underground parking garage has a limited number of designated parking spaces for faculty and administrative staff. If the sign at the entrance reads: "Company quota full," the barrier will not open.

 

In such a case, you can:

  • Leave within 15 minutes—and you won’t be charged.
  • Parking costs 25 NIS per day—only for registered users.
  • Purchase parking stickers at a discounted price at the Security Department (Building B, 6th floor, Room 637). Cost per sticker: 10 NIS. Minimum purchase: 10 stickers. Payment will be deducted from your paycheck.

To fill out the order form – click here

For a guide to registering a vehicle in the underground parking garage – click here

Holders of a disability permitare entitled tofree parking.To arrange this, please contact Tzofit Golan, Head of Institutional Accessibility, at tsufit.go@ono.ac.il.

 

Jerusalem Campus

Campus Address: HaTaasiya , 4 Jerusalem

To access the faculty and staff parking lot, you must install the appropriate app.

To download the app for parking lot access – click here

To obtain entry authorization, please email the following information to the campus security officer: full name, faculty, vehicle make and model, and phone number. uriya.na@ono.ac.il.

Once your information has been verified, the app will grant you access to enter and park on campus. The app opens the vehicle barrier as well as the pedestrian gate from the parking lot to the campus.

 

Haifa Campus:

 

Fort Town Parking Lot – The parking lot adjacent to the campus is privately owned and serves all employees, faculty, students, and private subscribers. The parking lot is crowded throughout the morning.

  • We recommend that you pick up a "Lecturer" badge (available from the security guard at Gate 5) so that the parking attendant can quickly and easily identify you as a lecturer.
  • At the entrance to the parking lot, take a ticket from the machine at the entrance. Free stickers will be available from the guard at Gate 5. Affix the sticker to the barcode and exit the parking lot.
  • Direct access to the campus from the parking lot is available on the following floors:
    Level 1 (Gate 5), Level 2 (Gate 6), Level 3 (Gate 5), and Level 4 (Gate 5)
    You can order a chip from Mahamid by phone at 052-6556148.

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