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PPA & SEPTA to Launch Automated Enforcement Cameras on Trolleys

    PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) today announced that beginning March 2nd, 2026, SEPTA trolleys serving Lines T1 through T5, along with the G1 route, will be equipped with automated enforcement cameras to identify vehicles illegally blocking trolley lanes and stopping zones (https://youtu.be/Ld957tph0P0). A 30-day warning period will precede active
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Chinatown Visitor Discount Parking Program

The Philadelphia Parking Authority is proud to partner with the Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation and neighborhood businesses to make visiting Chinatown easier, more affordable, and more convenient. Through the Chinatown Visitor Discount Parking Program, guests who shop or dine at participating Chinatown businesses can enjoy discounted parking at AutoPark at the
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How to Submit Enforcement Requests

When it comes to keeping Philadelphia’s streets safe, accessible, and moving smoothly, community partnership plays a vital role. One of the most effective ways residents and visitors can support that effort is by letting us know about recurring parking issues affecting your community.  We understand that parking concerns often go beyond
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PPA to Launch School-Zone Speed Cameras with 60-Day Warning Period to Begin February 17th – Full Enforcement Starts April 20th

PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) today announced the launch of its school zone speed camera enforcement pilot program across five designated zones. A 60-day warning period begins on February 17, with full enforcement scheduled for April 20.   Tickets will only be issued when flashers are active during morning and
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PPA Holiday Parking Specials

Garage Specials: For a flat rate of only $14 on Saturdays, you can park at the following PPA garages between 11 a.m. and 12 midnight.  This discounted rate will be in effect from Saturday, November 29th, 2025, until the new year. Note: To receive the $14 flat-rate, please visit the garage
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Philadelphia’s Parking Signs: Who’s in Charge?

  As you pull into a parking spot in Philly and get ready to feed the meter, what’s the first thing you’ll notice? That’s right—signs! With the various signs posted throughout the city, it’s crucial to take a moment to read them before you park. This will help you avoid any pesky
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