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Parking exemption permits
If you have a commercial vehicle and need to carry out maintenance or improvement work to roads and properties within the city, you can apply for a parking exemption permit (PEP).
To be issued with a PEP your vehicle cannot cause disruption and must be -
- used to carry out essential work that requires the use of a commercial vehicle
- applied for in advance by any interested party providing the vehicle registration number is known and payment is made
- displayed clearly carrying your vehicle's specific registration number
There are 3 types of permits available -
Type of PEP | Parking restriction | Cost |
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Red - City Centre | Park free of charge within a parking place or on double yellow lines | £17 per day |
Green - Outside City Centre | Park within a parking place indefinitely and also on double or single yellow lines | £17 a week, £55 a month |
Amber - Outside City Centre | Park within a parking place indefinitely but does not allow parking on double or single yellow lines | £6 a week, £11 a month |
How to apply
Firstly, check the streets (Opens in a new window) that exemptions are permitted.
We are unable to provide PEPs for some streets that are too narrow to allow vehicles to park without causing an obstruction.
You may have previously been granted a PEP for one of these streets, but these are no longer permitted.
If you want to enquire about parking on one of these streets, contact us by emailing parking@hullcc.gov.uk, or you can telephone 01482 614 862.
If you wish to apply for a commercial parking permit, other than Zone Q, you can either apply at one of the libraries below or contact us on 01482 300 300 -
- Hull Central Library in Albion Street
- Bransholme Library at North Point Shopping Centre
- Fred Moore Library in Wold Road
- Greenwood Avenue Library in Greenwood Avenue
- Ings Library in Savoy Road
- Western Library in The Boulevard
Payment
The payment for the PEP will be taken by the library using -
- debit or credit card
- cheque
- postal order made payable to 'Hull City Council'