Office of General Affairs

1. The aforementioned Regulations were approved at the Administrative Meeting held on September 22, 2026. 2. The key amendments are as follows: (1) The parking management system has been revised from a parking permit system to a parking access privilege system. (2) Definitions of vehicles and parking access privileges have been added, along with provisions governing traffic management equipment and data collection, traffic control measures, and the suspension and revocation of parking access privileges.. (3) Provisions have been added concerning temporary parking during winter and summer breaks, motorcycles used for transporting items, and temporary campus access for individuals who are injured or ill. (4) Provisions have been added regarding violations involving temporary motorcycle access to campus. The procedures for handling abandoned vehicles and the cumulative penalty mechanism for traffic violations have also been clarified. In addition, the appeal procedures and related management measures have been revised to further improve the campus traffic management system and maintain traffic safety and order on campus. 3. The full text of the amended Regulations and a comparison table showing the amendments before and after revision are attached as Attachment 1 and Attachment 2, respectively. Contact person：MENGCHIEN WU Contact number：409-3328

1. To maintain order in campus parking areas, the following procedures shall apply to vehicles suspected of being abandoned or remaining unmoved for an extended period: (1) If a vehicle is suspected of being abandoned or has remained unmoved for an extended period, the University may notify the vehicle owner or post a removal notice in a prominent location on the vehicle. If the vehicle remains unmoved for more than one week following such notification, the University may relocate the vehicle to a designated storage area. (2) If, after relocation, the vehicle remains unclaimed for one month following public notice, the University may proceed with further disposition in accordance with applicable waste disposal procedures. Any costs incurred for the relocation and storage of the vehicle shall be borne by the vehicle owner or user. 2. For inquiries, please contact Ms. Wu of the Office of General Affairs at extension 3328. If you identify a vehicle that appears to be abandoned or has remained unmoved for an extended period, please also report it to the Office of General Affairs for follow-up action. Contact person：MENGCHIEN WU Contact number：409-3328

1. The University has recently received reports that some faculty members, staff, and students have been selling, reselling, or otherwise transferring campus parking access privileges through social media platforms or private arrangements, including allowing others to use such privileges by changing the registered vehicle license plate number. To maintain campus parking order and ensure the fair allocation of parking resources, all vehicle and motorcycle parking access privileges are issued on a named-user basis and may only be used by the approved applicant and the registered vehicle. Parking access privileges shall not be sold, resold, rented, lent, or otherwise provided for use by another person. 2. Any violation of the foregoing provisions, upon verification, shall result in the immediate revocation of the parking access privileges in accordance with University regulations, and any fees already paid will not be refunded. In addition, both parties involved in the violation will be prohibited from applying for any campus parking access privileges for one academic year. No campus parking access privileges may be applied for or granted during the suspension period. 3. The Office of General Affairs will conduct periodic inspections of parking access privileges and vehicle usage. If it is found that the actual user or parked vehicle does not match the registered information, the case will be handled in accordance with the Chang Gung University Traffic Enforcement Operating Standards. All faculty members, staff, and students are reminded not to purchase, rent, borrow, lend, or otherwise use another person's parking access privileges. Your cooperation is appreciated in maintaining campus parking order and ensuring the fair allocation of parking resources. Contact person：MENGCHIEN WU Contact number：3328

1. To accommodate transportation needs during the academic term, the shuttle bus schedule between the campus and A7 MRT Station will take effect on September 7, 2026. Please refer to the attached schedule for details. 2. For inquiries, please contact the following personnel: (1) Office of General Affairs: Ms. Cheng, Ext. 5035; Ms. Wu, Ext. 3328. (2) Jia-Hao Bus Service: Mr. Chang Chia-Hao, Mobile: 0970-951-666. Contact person：YU CHIA CHENG Contact number：409-5035

1. The University has recently received multiple reports indicating that some faculty members, staff, and students have parked illegally on roads surrounding the University’s main gate. In some cases, vehicles have occupied sidewalks or traffic lanes, obstructing passage and compromising traffic safety. These violations have caused inconvenience to other road users and increased the risk of traffic accidents and vehicle damage. 2. In addition to the possibility of being cited, towed, and fined, illegal parking may also adversely affect the University’s image and potentially give rise to public safety concerns. 3. To uphold the University’s reputation and maintain traffic order and public safety, all faculty members, staff, and students are requested to comply with applicable traffic regulations and make use of authorized parking spaces on campus whenever possible. Let us work together to maintain a safe and orderly traffic environment. Contact person：LIN SHUN SING Contact number：409-5000

1.To accommodate the increasing demand for student return trips, starting from September 14, the Sunday shuttle bus services after 6:05 p.m. will no longer stop at the Ming-De Dormitory. In addition, the frequency will be adjusted from once every 30 minutes to once every 15 minutes. Please refer to the attachment for the detailed timetable. 2.For the current shuttle bus service between the campus and MRT A7 Station, faculty and students are requested to line up in order at the bus stop shelter. The shuttle bus will depart once it reaches full capacity, so please arrive early to wait for boarding. 3.For further inquiries, please contact: (1)Office of General Affairs: Ms. Cheng, Ext. 3206. (2)Jiahao Bus: Mr. Chia-Hao Chang, Mobile 0970-951-666. Contact person：YU CHIA CHENG Contact number：409-3206

1. To accommodate the 2026 Taiwan Retrocession Day Holiday period, the University's shuttle bus services will operate according to the following schedule: (1) October 23, 2026 (Friday): Operate according to the Friday schedule, including additional standby shuttle services. (2) October 24, 2026 (Saturday) to October 25, 2026 (Sunday): Shuttle bus services will be suspended. (3) October 26, 2026 (Monday): Operate according to the Sunday schedule. 2. The shuttle bus schedule for the holiday periods in the First Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027 is provided in the attachment. Any subsequent changes will be announced separately. 3. For inquiries, please contact Ms. Wu of the Office of General Affairs at extension 5035. Contact person：MENGCHIEN WU Contact number：409-3328