Car Parks in Lambeth

Brixton - Popes Road car park - SW9 8PQ

Maximum stay: four hours.
Opening hours: 8.30am – 5.30pm Monday to Saturday (excluding public and bank holidays).
This car park is for use by customers using our PayByPhone service, disabled badge holders and Brixton Market Traders federation permit holders only.
Holders of disabled badges are entitled to free parking anywhere within this car park.

Streatham - Leigham Court Road car park - SW16 2PJ

Cost: For the first two hours - 40p per hour. For the final hour - £1.20.
Maximum stay: three hours
Opening hours: 7am - 7pm Monday to Saturday (excluding public and bank holidays). Sunday free parking - 7am to 7pm.
Holders of disabled badges are entitled to free parking anywhere within this car park.

Norwood - Waylett Place car park - SE27 9AE

Cost: For the first two hours - 40p per hour. For the final hour - £1.20.
Maximum stay: three hours.
Opening hours: 7am - 7pm Monday to Saturday (excluding public and bank holidays).

7am - 7pm First Sunday of each month to accommodate Norwood Farmers' Market.
Overnight parking is strictly prohibited.

There are a large number of motorbike bays throughout Lambeth.

Where you can parkMotorbike bays will have markings on the street and signs with the wording ‘Solo Motorcycles Only’. Find out the Motorbike bay locations.

You can park your motorbike in an on-street pay and display bay or a vehicle bay in a car park. This is not recommended however as it can be difficult to display tickets on motorbikes because of the risk of theft or loss which may lead to you being liable for a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).

CostParking in dedicated motorbike bays is free of charge.

There is a charge for parking in an on-street pay and display bay or a vehicle bay in a car park. You can find out parking costs in the Parking bays section..

What you need to knowMake sure that your motorbike is fully within the markings of the parking bay. If your motorbike is parked incorrectly you are liable to receive a parking ticket.

It may be necessary to suspend a motorbike bay from time to time therefore you should not leave your motorbike parked in a bay without first checking it is available. If the bay is suspended it will be indicated by a yellow suspension sign on the signpost within or nearest