Purple Car Park is a council-operated surface lot offering 80 bays serving the Nottingham Biomedical Campus and Trent University facilities. Operating 7 am7 pm MondayFriday (free weekends), tariffs are £1/hr capped at £6/day via machines (coin, card, contactless) or PayByPhone. Ten accessible bays (3.6 m × 5 m) are located within 15 m of the campus main entrance, each with drop-kerb ramps and tactile paving. The sealed tarmac surface was resurfaced in mid-2024; bay markings refreshed late 2024. Uniform LED column lighting ensures glare-free coverage after dusk; six CCTV cameras with infrared capability monitor all entry, exit, and aisles. In 2024, EV charging infrastructure comprising two 22 kW bays was added near the accessible spaces, bookable via the Pod Point app. Covered cycle racks for 50 bicycles support multimodal commuting. Perimeter shrubs aid stormwater management and provide visual screening. Directional signage inside the lot guides drivers to the exit onto University Boulevard. Monthly maintenance includes pay-machine servicing, litter clearance, and drainage gully inspections.
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