FAQ

The parking pay station wasn’t working, why did I get a ticket?

Even if a parking machine isn’t working, a permit is still required. You can purchase a permit at another parking pay station, at the Parking Information Booth, or ahead of time on the Parking Management Bureau website.

What happens if I don’t pay the ticket?

Parking tickets must be paid within 21 days of the issuance or within 14 days of the mailing of a notice of delinquent parking violation. Failure to pay before 21 days will lead to an increase in the fine by 50% and failure to pay within 30 days will increase additionally by 25%. After 30 days, your vehicle registration will be held by the DMV.

How do I buy a daily reserved parking permit?

You can purchase a daily reserved permit on the Parking Management Bureau website, at the Parking Information Booth, or in Lot A at the parking pay station.

Can I buy a daily permit for multiple days?

Yes, you can purchase multiple day permits on the Parking Management Bureau website. You must print the permit out once you complete the transaction and have it clearly displayed in your vehicle.

I have a large vehicle that will take up more than one spot, where can I park and would I need to purchase a permit for each spot?

For large vehicles, we ask you to park in one of our larger parking lots, Lot F or Lots L,M,N or O. You would need to purchase a permit for each space you are utilizing.

I got a ticket but I think it was in error. Is there a way to dispute?

Please visit pmbonline.org to pay or dispute a ticket.

What if I don't pay my ticket or dispute it within 21 days?

Parking tickets must be paid within 21 days of the issuance or within 14 days of the mailing of a notice of delinquent parking violation. Failure to pay before 21 days will lead to an increase in the fine by 50% and failure to pay within 30 days will increase additionally by 25%. After the 30 days your vehicle registration will be held by the DMV.

Do bicycles really have to stop at stop signs? What if I am using the crosswalk?

Yes, bicycles do have to stop at stop signs and follow all other rules of the road. If you choose to use a crosswalk with your bike, you must walk it across.

Can a bicyclist ride with both hands off the handlebars?

No, at least one hand must be on the handlebars. Even the most experienced riders cannot predict unexpected hazards that may require a quick reaction.

Can I move my car to another timed zone to avoid a parking ticket?

No, timed spaces may be used only once in each parking lot in a 4-hour period. If you need to park in excess of the posted time, you must purchase a parking pass.

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