What happens if you dont pay PPA?

Customers may go to the PPA websiteOpens In A New Window or call 1-888-591-3636 to obtain specific information. If the customer fails to pay the issued parking tickets by the effective suspension date, an indefinite suspension will go into effect and an administrative hold will be placed on the customer’s record.

How do I contact Philadelphia parking Authority?

Payment plans, fees, mail notification of outstanding violations, and questions regarding payments may be directed to the Parking Violations Branch by calling 1-888-591-3636, Monday – Friday, 8 AM to 8 PM.

How long can a car be parked on a residential street in Philadelphia?

Just make sure it’s not a ‘Passenger Loading Zone,’ which only allows up to 20 minutes of free parking and you must remain in your car the entire time. Special Parking Rules for Residents: Get yourself a zone parking permit if you want to park for longer than the 2-hour restriction posted on neighborhood signs.

Is there a statute of limitations on traffic citations in PA?

Even with the exceptions, Pennsylvania has a three-year maximum statute of limitations on summary traffic offenses. Therefore, even if exceptions apply, proceedings cannot be brought more than three years after the commission of the offense.

Is parking in Philly Free on Sundays?

Yes. You can park for free in Philadelphia on all national holidays. If the federal holiday falls on a Sunday, you can get free parking throughout the next day (Monday).

Are there any new parking rules in Philadelphia?

Right now, the Council is debating a new bill to require stricter parking rules in Philadelphia. [update: this was written in 2018, but Council is pretty much always debating parking bills.] Specifically, the bill would require more parking spaces to be constructed with each new development in the City.

What’s the law on double parking in PA?

There are many places where you will not be able to park, stop, or stand with your vehicle unless you are told to do so by a police officer. Double parking is illegal in Pennsylvania. This is when a vehicle parks or stops on the roadway side of a vehicle that has already stopped or parked near the curb.

Is it illegal to Park on the curb in PA?

If there is no curb, you need to pull off the road as much as you can to ensure your vehicle is not in the roadway. There are many places where you will not be able to park, stop, or stand with your vehicle unless you are told to do so by a police officer. Double parking is illegal in Pennsylvania.

Why are people angry about parking in Philadelphia?

Residents want their curbside parking secured – keep the new people away from my spot! is the cry from people who moved to Northern Liberties only six years ago. As more people move to Philly, the tide of grumbling increases. Everyone is angry about parking.

Who is entitled to reserved parking in Philadelphia?

POLICY STATEMENT A reserved physically disabled parking space in front of a residence is a special privilege granted by the City of Philadelphia only to people who have severe physical disabilities. Such a space will be granted only to those who are mobility impaired to the extent that they cannot manage without it.

Where is the best parking in Philadelphia PA?

We have convenient parking near popular restaurants, venues, theaters, hotels, shops, museums, and Philadelphia attractions, including Pennsylvania Convention Center Philadelphia, Independence Hall, One Liberty Observation Deck, Centre Square and Kimmel Center. Enjoy everything that Philadelphia has to offer without the hassle of finding parking.

Do you have to pay parking meters in Philadelphia?

Those with permits do not have to pay the meters in their permit area. The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) gives out parking permits. Those who want a permit can apply by mail or in-person through the PPA.

What are the parking laws in the state of Pennsylvania?

Knowing the parking laws and regulations in the state of Pennsylvania is just as important as knowing all of the other rules of the road. If you were to park in an illegal area, you could face fines and you might even have your vehicle towed away.