Graduated parking permits

As a direct response to the growing issue of the climate change, the Council is introducing fees for resident parking permits based on vehicle emissions.

The Council believes the scale of charges will help encourage residents to consider the use of less polluting vehicles.

By varying resident permit prices, it seeks to reward residents who choose a more environmentally friendly car.

Charges applicable from 1 June 2008

Download and print:

• Graduated parking permits prices [PDF file information] (file size 22.5Kb)
  Notes:
  Diesel vehicles
  If you are applying for a permit for a diesel fuelled vehicle you will be liable to pay a pro rata supplementary charge
  Second or subsequent permit holder in a household
  If you are applying for a permit and you are the second or subsequent permit holder in your household there will be a pro rata supplementary charge applied to the price of your permit. It is the responsibility of all householders to determine who will be the primary permit holder and who will be the holder of second or subsequent permits

Key Decision

The Key Decision Report, dated 26 June 2007, recommended the introduction of a new graduate pricing structure for resident’s parking permits based on vehicle emissions and introducing a supplementary charge for second and subsequent permits within a household. Read the report:

• Key Decision: residents' parking permit charges [PDF file information] (file size 86Kb)

A subsequent key decision dated 19 May 2008 reports on the outcome of the traffic management consultation process and clarifies the charging structure. Read the report: Key decision: subsequent resident’s parking permit charges

Related information

Read the press releases:

• The cleaner the car, the leaner the charge (22 May 2008)
• New parking enforcement policy (10 August 2007)
• Parking reforms get go ahead (11 July 2007)
• Parking reforms on the horizon (7 June 2007)

Contact us

For more information contact residentparking@rbkc.gov.uk

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