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Welcome to Lancashire Parking Services

Welcome to the Lancashire Parking Services website. Here you can find out more about parking enforcement across Lancashire, how to appeal against a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) or how to pay your charge.

As part of Lancashire County Council, we enforce on-street parking restrictions, such as double yellow lines and bus lanes, to improve road safety for all road users, to improve the flow of traffic and to ensure emergency vehicles and public transport are able to travel without obstruction or delay.

We also enforce off-street car parks on behalf of district councils in Lancaster, South Ribble and Wyre. If you are unsure where your Penalty Charge Notice has been issued, please contact us.

We can accept payments for Penalty Charge Notices issued under the former ParkWise parking enforcement scheme. Please use the pay online facility on this website, the telephone payments line or call us on 0800 195 2774.

Our priority enforcement areas

Our priority enforcement areas:

Shopping areas and busy routes: to improve traffic flow and improve parking facilities for shoppers and to reduce congestion during busy periods and rush hours.

Bus routes and bus stops: to enable public transport to run on-time and allow buses to pull up to the pavement for passengers with children mobility problems or heavy shopping.

Residential areas: to reduce the impact of commuter parking in controlled parking zones, improving safety, vehicle noise and lower exhaust emissions making a better environment for local residents.

Disabled parking facilities: to minimise the abuse of the Blue Badge Scheme and ensure parking facilities are available for motorists with mobility problems.