Parking data, city by city.
Every place where a council publishes parking data we can reuse, and what BayFinder took from it. More are added as councils open their data.
Somerset
EnglandWhere BayFinder starts: 8,938 restrictions from the national D-TRO register.
Parking in Somerset →London
EnglandEvery kerbside bay in Camden with its hours, stay limit and tariff.
Parking in London →Edinburgh
Scotland7,043 bays drawn to the kerb, each with who is allowed to use it.
Parking in Edinburgh →Southampton
EnglandCar parks, on-street bays and 1,685 kerbside rules from the council.
Parking in Southampton →Bracknell
EnglandBlue Badge bays, limited-waiting bays and taxi ranks, outlined to the kerb.
Parking in Bracknell →Dudley
England193 limited-waiting bays with their stay limits and no-return rules.
Parking in Dudley →Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland226 car parks from six councils outside Belfast, 141 of them free.
Parking in Northern Ireland →County Durham
England178 council car parks, 136 of them described by the council as free.
Parking in County Durham →Perth and Kinross
Scotland69 car parks with 3,442 spaces, from Perth to Crieff.
Parking in Perth and Kinross →Bristol
England51 car parks with 13,013 spaces, from pay on foot to free.
Parking in Bristol →Stirling
Scotland39 council car parks with 3,483 spaces, 26 of them free.
Parking in Stirling →Belfast
Northern Ireland30 council car parks with charging hours and tariffs, 13 of them free.
Parking in Belfast →Broxtowe
England29 car parks across Beeston, Eastwood and Kimberley, outlined to the edge.
Parking in Broxtowe →Hull
England16 city car parks with opening times and tariffs in the DATEX II format.
Parking in Hull →York
England13 council car parks with 2,399 spaces, drawn at their real outlines.
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