Bicycle Enclosures
How to Gain Bicycle Enclosure Access
View our bike brochure to see where the enclosures are located and more about biking to campus.
To sign up for an access key, fill out the Bike Enclosure Key Agreement Form, [pdf] print it out, and turn it in at the General Services center in Student Union, East Wing (9th Street Plaza) Room 1800.
You'll need to provide the SJSU Tower Card number and your bicycle's make, model, color, and serial number
(The serial number is usually printed on the bottom of the frame). There is a $15
fee for the access key.
Note: The lockers inside the Bike Enclosures are not weather-proof and are for storing.
Only currently enrolled or employed SJSU students and faculty/staff may sign up for
Bicycle Enclosure keys and access enclosures. TS will deactivate keys issued to users
who are no longer enrolled or employed at SJSU.
Optional Bicycle Lockers
Transportation Solutions provides long-term rental of the accessory lockers inside
every Bicycle Enclosure for a non-refundable base fee of $30.00 and a one-time refundable
key deposit of $20.00. To rent a locker, fill out the Bike Locker Rental Agreement Form [pdf], print it out, and turn it in at the General Services center in the Student Union.
Note: The lockers inside the Bike Enclosures are not weather-proof and are for storing
Enclosure Guidelines
- Hold access key near the sensor to open the enclosure door.
- Lock your bicycle's frame and wheel to the bike rack with your own lock. (U-locks strongly recommended)
- Overnight parking is not recommended.
Enclosure Code of Conduct
Do not transfer the Enclosure Key to another person. Passing on your key to someone else will nullify your rental agreement. The Associated Students (AS) will not return a deposit for a transferred key.
Do not allow a non-key holder to enter the Enclosure.
Do not prop the Enclosure door open.
Do not post flyers, stickers, or propaganda on Bike Enclosures' lockers, walls/fences, racks, or other AS or SJSU property. SJSU PD 2001-01 [pdf]
Do not lock bikes to the fence, trees, light poles, etc.
Do not repair bikes in the Enclosure.
Do not leave bikes unattended for an extended period of time.
Report any suspicious activity to the University Police (408) 924-2222
Replacement Enclosure Keys
If your Enclosure Key is lost, stolen, or damaged, your deposit will not be refunded.
You may obtain a replacement key with a deposit, as shown in the following table.
If you drop out/leave the University, you must return the Enclosure key to Transportation
Solutions before the first day of instructions of the following semester. If the key
is not returned by this date, your Enclosure key will be deactivated, and your deposit
will be forfeited.
Replacement fees:
First time $25
First time with police report $15
Additional Replacements $25
If a replacement key is issued and then the original is found, you may return the
original key and receive a refund of the deposit for the original key. When you return
the replacement key to TS, the deposit would also be refunded to you by mail.
If your key is defective or disabled, you may be able to obtain a replacement key
at no cost.
Abandoned Bicycles
Any bicycle left unattended in the enclosure continuously for more than 3 days will
be considered abandoned. After a 48-hour notice has been posted on the abandoned bicycle,
Transportation Solutions will remove the bicycle. All abandoned bikes will be donated
to a charity organization.
Damage and Liability Limits
Enclosure users will be financially responsible for damages to the enclosure, access
key, and accessory lockers caused by misuse beyond normal wear and tear.
A.S. is not responsible for fire, theft, loss, or damage to the bicycle or any item
left in the Enclosure or Accessory Locker. Enclosure users are responsible for ensuring the bicycle is locked correctly and they
use the Enclosure at their own risk.