Council Car Parking Permits

Many large cities and county councils run a car parking permit scheme and each has its own system. The one run by Huntingdonshire District Council for example is based on having coloured car parking permits which are valid in only designated areas and at specific times of day. Such permits usually have a reference number. There are different schemes run by different councils, of course, but when the scheme is disc-based we are able to offer a solution.

Council Parking Clocks

Some councils have opted for a style of parking clock which utilizes two wheels rather than one as featured on our standard parking discs. These clocks tend to be used in specific areas rather than being valid county-wide. Take New Forest District Council as an example. They produce clocks that are valid on specific car parks in certain towns and for various lengths of time. They also produce clocks that are valid in all New Forest district Council Public Car Parks. Some, like the short stay shoppers clock, are based on a 12-hour clock and others are based on a 24-hour clock. They have a space for a reference number and sometimes for a car registration number. However, no matter how complicated the scheme might seem, if it is disc-based, we can provide a solution.