North Central College has seven, dual port electric vehicle charging stations, making it easier for members of the campus community to own and use electric cars. Stations may be used free of charge by any North Central College student, faculty, staff for up to 4 hours.*
Station Locations:
Lot C (between Goldspohn Hall and Oesterle Library) - 2 Spaces
Lot D (Old Main) - 2 Spaces
Lot K (Lower Highland near Res Rec) - 2 Spaces
Parking Pavilion, Levels 2 & 3 (west side) - 4 Spaces on Each Level (Level 3 has an additional port for vehicles parking with wheelchair accessible plate or placard in the ADA space)
Faculty/Staff/Students
To request access to the ChargePoint units on campus please login to your ChargePoint account and select Connections from the blue menu bar at the top of the screen. You will need to enter the following connection code “nccgreen” then click Apply to view the North Central College connection offer, then click Request. If you do not have a ChargePoint account you can sign-up for one at www.chargepoint.com.
After you have requested the connection from your ChargePoint account, please allow 2 business days for the approval process. You will receive an email notification when you have been added to the North Central College group.
For questions about the electronic charging stations, contact campussafety@noctrl.edu
*Approved vehicles may charge for up to 4 hours at an NCC station at no cost. After 4 hours, owners have 1 hours to move their vehicle to another parking space. After the 1 hour grace period, a $2/hour overstay fee will be charged to the payment method that is on file with Chargepoint.
Biking
At North Central College there are many ways to "Go Green" while getting where you need to go. We offer ample bike racks available near the majority of campus buildings and an expansive system of sidewalks and side streets.
Registering Your Personal Bike
Although bicycle registration is not mandatory, the Department of Campus Safety strongly encourages both students and faculty/staff members to register their bicycles for an added degree of security and theft prevention. You may choose not to register your personal bike with Campus Safety; however, for a bike to be parked on campus during the summer, all personal bikes must be registered. Fill out this form and return it to the Campus Safety Office to receive your registration tag.
DuPage County Bike Trails
Planning a bike ride? Visit this site to view bike paths and bike lanes in DuPage county.
