Taxi Driver Training Results Wednesday 12.16.20
Drivers
The TLD Customer Service Window normal hours of operation are from 9a.m. to 12 p.m. & 1-4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Notice to all Industry Members
All applicants for driver certification must be able to sufficiently speak in the English language to communicate with the general public,
3601 Germantown Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19140
Convenient To:
• Temple University Hospital
Capacity: 63 Spaces
Hours of Operation: Open 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week
Type: Park and Lock
PEO Enforcement Daily
Rates:
Per Hour (2 hour max) - $1.00
Monthly (Regular) - $65.00 (Application)
Monthly (Merchants) - $43.00
Please click below to make monthly parking payment.
1628 East Passyunk Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19148
Convenient To:
• Passyunk Avenue Shopping and Dining
Capacity: 46 Spaces
Hours of Operation: Monday - Saturday 10AM to 10PM
Type: Pay and Display Meter (Pay in Advance)
Rates:
Up to 1 hour - $1.00
Up to 2 hours - $2.00
Up to 3 hours (maximum stay) - $3.00
Specials:
• Residential Parking Permit # 23
Surface Parking Lot
801 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
*Pay in Advance
Must Display Parking Receipt on Dashboard
Convenient To:
• Historic District • Jeweler's Row
Capacity: 110 Spaces
Phone Number: 215-683-9413
Hours of Operation: 24 Hours, 7 Days a Week
Type: Park and Lock -Pay and Display Kiosk
Kiosk Operation: Patrons must pre-pay at the kiosk. Follow
Laws & Enforcement
The Philadelphia Parking Authority employs three levels of enforcement of parking regulations: issuing parking tickets to vehicles that violate regulations; applying the boot to vehicles that accumulate unpaid tickets; and, in certain cases, towing and impounding vehicles until outstanding fines and fees are paid. To request parking enforcement at
Frequently Asked Questions
Permit Information
The Philadelphia Parking Authority is dedicated to accommodating the particular parking needs and uses of the city’s business and residential areas.
We administer several parking permit programs that address specific local needs and maximize parking opportunities – thus improving quality of life for all of us who live, work and
Laws & Enforcement
The Philadelphia Parking Authority employs three levels of enforcement of parking regulations: issuing parking tickets to vehicles that violate regulations; applying the boot to vehicles that accumulate unpaid tickets; and, in certain cases, towing and impounding vehicles until outstanding fines and fees are paid. To request parking enforcement at
About the Parking Authority
For detailed contact information, please visit the: Contact Page »
View the Philadelphia Parking Authority Report Fiscal Year 2017 - PPA Annual Report 2017