Motorcycle and Scooter Locksmith at Oxnard College

Oxnard College is on South Rose Avenue in the south end of Oxnard, a straight run down Rose from the Highway 101 exit. The campus map lists Condor Hall, the Library and Learning Resource Center, the Performing Arts Building, the gymnasium, Condor Stadium and the Automotive Technology and Dental Health buildings, and any of them makes a good reference point for the lot your bike is in. The maintenance and warehouse yard is at the corner of Bard Road and Simpson Drive.

We only work on motorcycles and scooters. If your key is gone, bent or broken off in the lock, we make a new one at the bike, program it if the bike has an immobilizer, and repair the ignition or seat lock if that is what failed. We ask to see photo ID and the registration or title first.

Permit basics for riders

Parking at Oxnard College is run by the Ventura County Community College District Police. The district no longer issues stickers or hang tags. A permit is a record attached to your license plate, checked by automated plate readers, and a motorcycle needs one just as a car does. One permit can cover up to two vehicles, which is handy if you alternate between a car and a bike, and it is honored at Moorpark College and Ventura College too.

If you ride in only once or twice a week, the single-day permit may suit you better than a semester permit. It is sold online by plate number, the PERMIT REQUIRED signs carry a code you can scan to buy it, and campus kiosks take cash. A day permit is good only on the date it was bought and cannot be refunded.

Motorcycle stalls and what not to use

Marked motorcycle areas are scattered through the lots and labeled on the pavement or on signs. They are reserved for two and three-wheelers with a valid permit. You are not required to use them, so a regular student stall is fine with a student permit.

Stalls painted or signed STAFF need a staff permit.
Reserved stalls belong to the person or title on the sign, and others can be cited or towed.
White curbs are passenger loading only and a vehicle may not be left there.
Yellow curbs are for commercial vehicles loading and unloading.
The district lists the Oxnard College Fire Technology Academy as a site where no permit is required.

Getting a locksmith to the bike

The district gives contractors and vendors a temporary permit only when a college supervisor requests it, which is meant for people working for the college. For a private call to a student or employee bike, a single-day permit covers a visiting vehicle during enforcement hours. Campus police have an office on the ground level of the Administration Building if you need to report a bike that cannot be moved.

Motorcycle key services at Oxnard College

Everything is done at the bike at Oxnard College: no tow and no waiting on a dealer order. Tell us the year, make and model and whether you have any key, and we will tell you what the job involves.

Where we come to you at Oxnard College

Common call-out spots	Administration Building and campus police office, Condor Hall, Library and Learning Resource Center, Performing Arts Building, Condor Stadium, Automotive Technology building, Maintenance and Operations yard at Bard Road and Simpson Drive
ZIP codes	93033

Stuck at Oxnard College without a key?

Call or text with your year, make, model and where the bike is parked.

Call (805) 429-8452 Text your year, make and model

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Local notes for Oxnard College riders

Speed limits on district property are 15 miles per hour on campus roads and 10 in the lots and aisles, and they are enforced.
Damp coastal mornings are hard on locks. If a lock has started to drag, do not lean on the key. A bent key is a short step from a broken one.
City streets near the college allow parking where the signs permit it. Once the bike is on the street, the city's posted limits apply, not the district's.

Riding roads near Oxnard College

Rose Avenue: The direct line between Highway 101 and the college, crossing most of Oxnard on the way.
Bard Road: Runs along the south side of the campus area and continues west across Oxnard toward Port Hueneme.
Pleasant Valley Road and Highway 1: Pleasant Valley Road, south of the college, leads east to Highway 1 for the ride past Point Mugu along the coast.

Makes we cut and program keys for at Oxnard College

Oxnard College motorcycle key FAQ

Does a scooter need a parking permit at Oxnard College?

Yes. The district requires a valid virtual permit for all vehicles, motorcycles included, in student and staff areas from 7 in the morning until 11 at night on weekdays. The permit is tied to the plate, so a plated scooter is handled the same way as any motorcycle.

My key broke off in the ignition in the lot by the stadium. Can you fix that there?

Yes. We remove the broken piece, check whether the lock was damaged, and cut a new key on the spot. Tell us the nearest building or field so we can find the right lot.

What if I cannot get the bike off campus tonight?

Let campus police know. District rules bar overnight parking without police permission, and a vehicle left without it risks being towed as abandoned.

Helpful guides

One Key for All Your Motorcycle Locks: Keying AlikeA motorcycle that needs different keys for the ignition, fuel cap and seat has almost always had a lock replaced.
Proof of Ownership for a Motorcycle Key in CaliforniaA legitimate California locksmith will ask for photo ID plus the motorcycle's registration or title before making a key, because state law requires locksmiths to record your ID, the bike's VIN and registration details, and your signature for every vehicle key they originate.
Recovered Stolen Motorcycle: Ignition and Lock DamageA recovered stolen motorcycle usually comes back with a damaged ignition switch and steering lock, and often with cut wiring and forced seat or fuel cap locks.

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Page last updated November 14, 2026.