Parking discs

How to use a parking disc

Parking discs display your arrival time. There are three red cardboard discs on a parking disc, which must be turned to show the following details:

• hour
• 10th / 20th / 30th minute etc
• first, second, third minute etc

For example, if you parked your car at 10.46, you would rotate the discs to show:

• [10] on the first disc (hour)
• [4] on the second disc (40th minute)
• [6] on the third disc (sixth minute)

If any of the details are not visible or are incorrect, then you will be issued with a parking fine.

If you park for longer than your parking disc is valid for, then you will get a parking fine. You will also get a parking fine if you stay longer than the maximum time restriction in a parking area.

It is illegal to return to the same road within 1 hour of leaving that road.   Failure to comply with this requirement will result in a parking fine.

What to do if you don't have a parking disc

A handwritten note is not acceptable and you will be issued with a parking fine. You can use a paycard instead of a parking disc.

Where to buy a parking disc and how much they cost

Parking discs can be bought from the following places: 

• Town Hall, St Helier
  
• Parking Control Office in Sand Street

They cost £2.00.

Disabled blue parking discs

You can use yellow or blue parking discs.
Disabled parking (blue badge)

Where you can park using a parking disc

There are several areas in St Helier that you can park using your parking disc, as well as other locations around the Island. ​

Parking disc areas in St Helier