If signs are posted prohibiting parking in or in front of a driveway, your vehicle can be ticketed. You can also be ticketed at the request of the property owner if your vehicle is blocking access to a driveway, even if no sign is posted.

A ticket will be issued immediately if your vehicle is observed to be parked blocking access to a curb cut ramp for people with disabilities.

Philadelphia has many narrow streets that make it difficult for mass transit to operate efficiently, particularly when other vehicles are parked carelessly. You will receive a ticket is issued for this violation if a Parking Enforcement Officer observes a mass transit vehicle that is unable to move as a result of your vehicle obstructing its path.

A ticket will be issued immediately if your vehicle is observed to be parked in a marked Bus Zone. (You will not be ticketed simply for parking along a SEPTA route.)

If your vehicle is parked in a Handicapped space and you are not displaying a valid, state-issued Disabled Person or Disabled Veteran plate or placard, you will receive a ticket.

A ticket will be issued immediately if your vehicle is observed to be parked within a marked crosswalk.

A ticket will be issued immediately if your vehicle is found to be blocking pedestrian access on a sidewalk.

During declared snow emergencies, a ticket will be issued if your vehicle is parked in a posted Snow Emergency Route.

If your vehicle does not have a Taxi license plate, a ticket will be issued if it is observed to be stopped or parked at a Taxi stand.