Parking

Designated parking bay areas are provided for registered disabled drivers (i.e. blue badge holders). These may be on-street parking bays outside the residents home where parking difficulties are experienced or marked bays within residential car parks.

Charges apply Monday to Saturday inclusive 07.30hrs to 18.30 hrs

Sundays and Bank Holidays - No Charge

Cannock Car Parks

Beecroft Road     
Up to 2 hours   £1.20
2-3 hours         £3.00
3-4 hours         £4.00
4-5 hours        £10.00
5-6 hours        £12.50

Civic Centre Visitors (front)    
Up to 1 hour     £1.00
1-2 hours         £2.00
2-3 hours         £3.00
3-4 hours         £4.00

*Civic Centre (rear) Brunswick Road    
Up to 2 hours    £1.20
3 hours              £3.00
4 hours              £4.00
5 hours              £5.00
6 hours              £6.00
Up to 24 hours  £7.00

Backcrofts    
Up to ½ hour   £0.70
½ - 1 hour       £1.00
1-2 hours        £2.00
2-3 hours        £3.00
3-4 hours        £4.00
4-5 hours       £10.00
5-6 hours       £12.50

*Danilo Road    
All Day            £4.00

Railway Station - Cannock
Daily               £2.00
Weekly           £7.00

Rugeley Car Parks 

*Market Hall Rooftop
Up to 2 hours   £1.20
2-3 hours         £2.70
3-4 hours         £3.60
over 4 hours    £4.50

Forge Road
*St. Pauls Road
Up to 1 hour     £0.90
1-2 hours         £1.80
2-3 hours         £2.70
3-4 hours         £3.60
over 4 hours    £4.50

Season Ticket Permits    £37.50 pcm

* Please Note: Season Ticket Permits can only be purchased via the PaybyPhone system on Designated Car Parks (marked with *)

 Blue parking badges allow cars carrying people who are registered blind or people who have severe walking difficulties to be parked near shops, stations and other facilities. Blue Badges can only be issued to people who meet the eligibility criteria, not to relatives or carers. They can be used in any car the badge holder is driving or is a passenger in.
Staffordshire County Council facilitate this service.

Cost:
•    The cost of a monthly season ticket will be £37.50 pcm 

PaybyPhone is the most convenient way to pay for parking
•    Its easy, either use the app, do it online or call. There are helpful tips on using each method below:

Use the App:
•    Download the PayByPhone app from Google Play or IOS App Store
•    Enter the location code you require
•    Enter duration (1 month)
•    Make the payment using your bank card
Online:
•    Visit the PayByPhone Website (paybyphone.co.uk) 
•    Log in to your account, or Register for a new account from the main menu
•    Enter the location code you require
•    Enter duration (1 month)
•    Make the payment using your bank card
Phone:
•    Call 0330 400 7275
•    Existing users will be promoted to enter the 4 or 5 digit location code and parking time required
•    New users will be guided through the registration process
•    Once you have had your confirmation, you may leave your vehicle on the designated car park of your choice

Where can I use the Season Ticket Option?
•    We have 4 Designated Car Parks for our Season Ticket Holders
•    Danilo Road, Cannock - Location Code 804664
•    Brunswick Road, Cannock - Location Code 804663
•    Market Hall Rooftop, Rugeley - Location Code 804669
•    St Pauls Road, Rugeley - Location Code 804668

Will I receive a permit for my window?
•    All PayByPhone Season Ticket holders will receive a ‘virtual permit’, this will be logged in your PayByPhone account and linked to the vehicle registration you have inputted
•    Our Parking Enforcement Officers have handheld devices and are able to input your registration into the system and this will verify your Season Ticket is current and valid.

Renewals
•    You can opt to receipt a SMS reminder which will be sent to you approximately 10 minutes before your monthly season ticket expires
•    This will incur an additional cost of 20p on top of the monthly tariff of £37.50

To report an abandoned vehicle please telephone 01543 462621.

You can also report an abandoned vehicle online.

In order to help us speed things up please make a note of the following:

• make and colour of the vehicle
• the registration number
• how long you are aware it is there
• the exact location of the vehicle

Local authorities are under a duty (section 3(1) of the Refuse Disposal (Amenity) Act 1978) to remove a vehicle which is abandoned in their area on any land in the open air or on any other land forming part of a highway. However, the duty does not apply to vehicles abandoned on private land where the costs of moving the vehicle to the nearest highway would be disproportionately high.

If the vehicle is in a dangerous condition or burnt out then the police will be called to remove it.

Abandoning a vehicle is a criminal offence. The maximum penalty for abandoning a vehicle is a fine of £2,500 or 3 months' imprisonment or both.