When vehicles park in prohibited areas, it restricts local access and traffic flow and compromises the safety of pedestrians.
If you have a parking concern that impacts traffic flow, local access and people’s safety, report it to us.
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It's hard to take action without having lots of detail about the issue. Take notes including the vehicle registration number, make/model of the vehicle, time and date of the incident, how long the vehicle was parked, identity of the driver (if known).
Take some photos at different angles or a video for evidence so we can investigate thoroughly.
Keep your notes, photographs, videos and any other evidence for one year as you may be required to attend court as a witness if the penalty is disputed.
Complete all details on our online form. Provide as much detail as you can.
Examples of where parking is not allowed:
In these instances, infringement notices may be issued. Check our parking fact sheet(PDF, 773KB) to identify where vehicles can legally park and what we can do to help when vehicles are affecting local access.
Drivers must not park within 10 metres of an intersection without traffic lights, unless it is sign posted otherwise. This extends to 20 meters if the intersection has traffic lights.
Motorists can stop briefly in, or across, a driveway when they are picking up and dropping off passengers, EXCEPT where ‘No Stopping’ restrictions are in place.
These vehicle types are allowed to park for a maximum of 30 minutes in loading zones: