Free Parking near Brixton Hill
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jimbarkanoodle
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This website is a great help. Tells you the parking restrictions in every single individual road in London.
www.findfreeparking.co.uk
London parking zone restrictions - Interactive Map of London Parking Zone Restrictions
Find the cheapest parking spaces in London. Interactive parking zone map. All the parking restriction information of Central London Boroughs
www.findfreeparking.co.uk
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shakespearegirl
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not anymore, it’s a permit zone for 2 hours a day now. Don’t think there’s anywhere below the South Circular that Isn’t now.
Not even Norwood, Norbury, etc... is it all permit parking?
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hiraethified
Lambeth guide:
www.lambeth.gov.uk
Where you can park
Details of car parks, on-street parking and parking charges within Lambeth.
www.lambeth.gov.uk
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hiraethified
It's not very accurate at all! Compare their map with Lambeth's:This website is a great help. Tells you the parking restrictions in every single individual road in London.
London parking zone restrictions - Interactive Map of London Parking Zone Restrictions
Find the cheapest parking spaces in London. Interactive parking zone map. All the parking restriction information of Central London Boroughs
All sorted, thanks everyone for the info!
Hi there, I have a similar problem. Where did you end up parking? Thanks a lot
Do you know which roads have free parking there? Cheers
I think they ended up parking on one of the estates off New Park Rd, below South Circular. Not 100% sure who looks after that parking.
Also, check the Tooting Bec Common end of Drewstead Rd, after the Mortimer Close junction (screenshot below), looks like there are no restrictions in place.
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Not certain anymore as I haven't been through them in a while, but I'm 80% sure Downtown Ave, Crickdale Ave, and the next two side streets after them off the Streatham Hill Road, plus the maze of streets connecting them, are all free parking. You will need to pay attention to the Low Traffic Neighbourhood signage to ensure you do not cross the LTN bounduary, but it's perfectly fine to enter those streets until the LTN signage, then when you leave, drive off the same way you came.
