PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Parking Authority's school-zone speed camera warning period has ended -- with full enforcement beginning Monday, April 20th.
Tickets will only be issued when flashers are active during morning and afternoon school hours. Cameras will not operate on holidays. The initiative aims to reduce traffic speeds and crashes
Philadelphia is proud to host FIFA World Cup 2026. If your property falls within the event parking zone, you may be eligible for a special parking permit for your vehicle(s) and guest passes for people visiting you. Complete the form below and attach any supporting documents (proof of residence, vehicle
(PHILADELPHIA) - The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) today released a report on its ADA Mobility Access Initiative that commenced in the spring of 2024. (https://bit.ly/4dFzjNt)
The initiative is a dual public education and on-street enforcement initiative aimed at stopping illegal parking in HP reserved parking spots and on sidewalks, and blocking curb cuts and crosswalks.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority is proud to partner with the Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation and neighborhood businesses to make visiting Chinatown easier, more affordable, and more convenient.
Through the Chinatown Visitor Discount Parking Program, guests who shop or dine at participating Chinatown businesses can enjoy discounted parking at AutoPark at the
PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) today announced the launch of its school zone speed camera enforcement pilot program across five designated zones. A 60-day warning period begins on February 17, with full enforcement scheduled for April 20.
Tickets will only be issued when flashers are active during morning and
South Front Street Lot
Front Street - Between Market & Chestnut
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Capacity: 40 Spaces
Regulation Hours: Open 24 hours a day - 7 days a week
Type: Pay-By-Plate Kiosk & Mobile Payment
PEO Enforcement Daily
Kiosk Operations
Patrons must pay at the kiosk and follow posted directions accordingly.
Rates:
Pay by Plate Kiosk
Up to 1
This opportunity is being issued by the Parking Authority (the “Authority”), a body corporate and politic created under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in accordance with the Act of June 19, 2001, P.L. 287, No. 22, as amended, known as the “Parking Authority Law”.
The Authority is seeking proposals
Automated Bus Cameras
In April 2025, PPA, SEPTA & OTIS teamed up to launch Automated Bus Camera Enforcement Initiative, a collaborative initiative aimed at reducing congestion and improving public safety on city streets under the City’s Vision Zero agenda. Forward-facing vision technology equipped camera systems from Hayden AI will be mounted
PPA, SEPTA & OTIS Team Up to Launch Automated Bus Camera Enforcement Initiative
Collaborative initiative aimed at reducing congestion and improving public safety. 3 week warning period starts on April 16th; Fines begin on May 7th.
(Philadelphia, PA) – The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) and SEPTA have teamed up with the City's OTIS
Accessible On-Street Parking in Philadelphia
We’re committed to making sure accessible parking is available where it’s needed most. Here’s what you should know:
UPDATE:
As of July 1, 2025, there have been significant updates to our People with Disabilities Parking Program. Eligible residents can now apply for a disability parking space assigned to
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
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