When you think of Philadelphia’s art scene, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? If it’s jogging up the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s steps while doing your best Rocky impression, you’re not quite right — but location-wise, you’re pretty close.
Think about it for a second: How long can you
To All Interested Parties:
On February 23, 2016, the Philadelphia Parking Authority Board approved, through oral resolution, the recommendation of the Taxicab and Limousine Division (“TLD”) to reopen a limited rate review investigation (Download TLD Recommendation "Exhibit A"). The TLD’s request was based partly upon a petition that was filed on Docket
When you think of payment plans, you probably think of paying off your student loans, mortgage, or car loans, right? But did you know payment plans are also offered for parking tickets?
We know---being on a payment plan for a parking ticket probably isn’t exactly the most riveting thing to be
Notice to All Interested Parties:
Due to the Papal visit to Philadelphia this weekend, the Taxicab and Limousine Division ("TLD") Customer Service Window and inspection garage will be closed on Friday, September 25th and Monday, September 28th, with normal operations resuming on Tuesday, September 29th. The TLD Customer Service Window and
You are stranded and alone. It is 2 a.m., you are 10 miles from your home, and there is no bus route you can take back. Most have stopped running anyway. You call for a cab for the eighth time, but there is still not a single vehicle in the
When you have coffee with friends, you normally chat about the weather, weekend plans or hobbies. Parking tickets? Not so much. We know ticketing isn’t everyone’s favorite topic, but there are some things that Philadelphia drivers need to know about parking violations. To get the parking ticket chat started, we’ve
Signs: they’re everywhere, both figuratively and literally. Sometimes if you don’t read those signs, consequences will ensue. When it comes to parking, reading and understanding a sign is the difference between getting a parking ticket and remaining ticketless.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) would rather prevent parking tickets instead of issuing
Moving is an exciting experience, but at the same time, it can be dreadful. Sure, it’s thrilling to move into a new environment, but lugging heavy furniture for hours on end isn’t one of life’s highlights. Combine that with the inevitable banging into walls, denting of furniture and of course,
On each block of Philly you’ll find something new. There’s restaurants, cafes, clothing stores, maybe even a street performer playing music that can be heard for blocks or serenading passersby. It’s not just the culture and opportunities that change with each block; the parking rules do, too.
As you’re taking a
At the end of the day, most people just want to get home and relax. But, the quest for a parking spot after a long day’s work can be hectic and mentally draining. Countless circles around the block can seem like hours, and if you have a physical disability, walking
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Once your temporary virtual permit is approved, you will be notified via email along with instructions on how to retrieve your visitor day pass hangtags. Please allow for approximately 4-5 business days for your application to process.
Visitor day pass hangtags will be mailed to
Philadelphia Parking Authority Transportation Center
The Philadelphia Parking Authority, joined by Mayor Cherelle Parker and city officials, recently celebrated the ribbon-cutting of the "New" Transportation Center at 1001 Filbert Street. Situated at the site of the former Greyhound Bus Terminal, this revitalized hub was completed through a collaborative effort between various
Lemon Hill Temporary Residential Parking Permits
As Philadelphia prepares to host the FIFA World Cup 26™ Fan Festival at Lemon Hill, the Philadelphia Parking Authority is implementing temporary parking measures to help protect residential access during the tournament.
From Thursday, June 11th, through Sunday, July 19, 2026, temporary residential parking permits will be
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
This form is only used to request a petition packet for the installation of residential parking permit regulations on your block.
NOTE: Filling out this form or a petition does not guarantee that the residential permit parking regulations will be installed. Additionally, you must reside on
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