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Information about parking in Redbridge
The London Borough of Redbridge is an area in the east of London containing a large number of individual areas, and some very marked differences in prosperity and living standards. Its administrative and local government centre is in Ilford.
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Additional Information
Some additional information about parking in redbridge, to cater to all your parking needs
On-street parking
On-street parking is permitted in Redbridge wherever there are no yellow or red lines, and no bays subject to a residential or business permit. Redbridge is a very mixed borough, and in many less built-up areas, drivers can park on the street at no cost and with no time limit. This does not apply, however, in areas of the borough with concentrations of shops, office buildings, factories and houses; in other words, those places where most people will want to stop most often. If using a parking space in such an area, take note of the restrictions and maximum stay indicated on the sign.
Off-street parking
There are 20 council-operated car parks in Redbridge. All are open 24/7, including bank holidays; all charge between certain hours and are free the rest of the time, and all are free on bank holidays. They can be found in:
Public transport
TfL/Crossrail services are available from the following stations:
Central Line Underground Services are available from 11 stations. London buses operate throughout the borough.
Disabled parking
Blue Badge holders can park:
Parking restrictions & event days
Redbridge has controlled parking zones (CPZs) in which parking is controlled during certain times. Although there are 25 CPZs throughout the borough, they are all fairly small, (the largest is in South Woodford), and the great majority of the borough in terms of area is unaffected. Single yellow lines mean no parking during the hours specified on a sign at the location. Double yellow lines always mean no parking at any time.
Nine sections of road in Redbridge are part of Red Routes. They are marked by double red lines, and the general rule is that only licensed taxis and Blue Badge holders can stop, and then usually only to load or unload or to set down or pick up a passenger. Where they do exist, parking spaces on red routes are clearly marked.
Overnight, weekends & bank holidays
Parking is free everywhere in Redbridge on bank holidays, and there is no enforcement of single yellow lines, except where loading restrictions are also present.
Drop-off and pick-up
Unless loading restrictions are indicated by kerb markings, drivers can stop to set down and pick up (but not wait for) passengers on yellow markings. This right extends to red markings for Blue Badge holders.
Nearby attractions
This is a huge and varied area, and the range of attractions is immense – but do visit Valentines Mansion.