Bath Zone 1 Parking Permit

Across Bath & North East Somerset, there are a number of resident parking schemes, with parking restrictions in place. If you live within a restricted parking zone, you may need to apply for a Residents Parking Permit. Use this page to check your eligibility and the cost of the permit, find out how to apply, and how to use and manage your permit.

University Open Day Permits to create a University Open Day permit which will enable you to park at the Park and Ride for the day without paying to park. Visitor Permits to purchase Visitor Permits which allow your guests to park in zone. Parking Permits Information for Customers Nov2013 Version 1.1 Introduction This booklet is designed to inform customers of the terms and conditions of the operation of parking permit schemes in Bath and North East Somerset.

Should customers need further information the staff in the Parking Services Team will be pleased to help. Contact details can be found on the back page of this booklet. Personal parking permits Trade and commercial parking permits Map of all residents' parking zones Blue Badges and disabled parking bays Residents and business car park permits Season tickets for long stay car parks.

3.1 Resident Parking Schemes operate across Bath & North East Somerset, including areas of Bath, Keynsham, Saltford and Peasedown St John. You can find out which parking zone you live in by checking the maps on our Residents' parking permits web page. You, and not your visitor, must make the application, and activate the permit, if digital (see instructions below).

Visitor Parking Permits allow permit-holder parking in the zone for any visitor to a resident in the zone. View our page on Residents Parking Permits, if you're unsure whether you wish to buy, or are eligible for one. Bath offers a large number of on-street bays for short stay parking.

Use the tools below to find locations, pricing and payment options for on. Residents' Parking Zones (RPZs) Apply for a Residents Parking Permit Southdown and Moorlands Area Residents' Parking Zone: Public engagement RPZ schedule of works Residents Parking Scheme strategy Previous RPZ consultations. South End Parking Permit Program The City of Bath Police Department implemented a South End Parking Permit Program on January 1, 2022, to help address parking and traffic issues as identified in the 2019 South End Transportation Study.

After months of planning and consultations, five Bath residents' parking zones go live from today (Monday, February 20). That means - put simply - to park your car in those specific areas, you'll need a digital permit to do so.