What Will My Residents' Parking Permits Cost?

Pick your vehicle's VED band and add a second or third permit — see what your household's Residents Parking Scheme permits actually cost a year.

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The highest-emitting vehicle on the permit sets the price for that permit — even if it isn't the car you're applying for right now (Residents Parking Scheme Terms and Conditions v1.9, clause 5.10).

There is no EV discount and no diesel surcharge on these permits, whatever some third-party parking sites claim.

Easton and St Philips ran its own cheaper table until 8 April 2026; this harmonisation is why some households there saw rises of up to 108%.

Any off-street parking (a driveway, garage or allocated space) generally limits a household to ONE permit — except on Pitlochry Close, Cheswick Village, Chatsworth Road and Edward Road.

The Central Parking Zone (parts of Clifton, Clifton East, Kingsdown) is a separate Controlled Parking Zone outside these Residents Parking Scheme terms altogether: a flat £250 a year, its own waiting list and a paper application — not another permit stacked on top of the ones below.

What Will My Residents' Parking Permits Cost?

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A second permit for the same household?

A third permit?

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