30 January 2014
The cost of parking is increasing in line with inflation from Saturday 1 February 2014.
The price of a single unit paycard will increase by 1p to 74p. Prices were last reviewed in February 2013.
The income from parking is collected in the Car Park Trading Fund which pays for the repair, maintenance and rebuild of car parks as well as the monitoring of car parking regulation. This fund not only pays for the six multi-storey car parks in St Helier but also 81 other car parks across the Island, most of which provide free parking for at least half of the year.
Minister for Transport and Technical Services, Deputy Kevin Lewis, said “Of course a price increase is never welcome, but, we need to make an annual increase to ensure that income keeps pace with inflation so that there’s enough money to keep our car parks up to a reasonable standard.”
The revised charges for 2014
| One unit |
73p |
74p |
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| Two units |
£1.46 |
£1.48 |
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| Four units |
£2.92 |
£2.96 |
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| Five unit uniticket (Sand Street car park) |
£3.65 |
£3.70 |
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| Ten unit uniticket (Sand Street car park) |
£7.30 |
£7.40 |
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| Monthly season ticket |
£119.69 |
£121.12 |
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| Monthly half permit (car parks where one unit gives up to two hours) |
£59.84 |
£60.56 |
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| One unit (ECO vehicle) |
37p |
37p |
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| Two unit (ECO vehicle) |
73p |
74p |
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| TwoFour unit (ECO vehicle) |
£1.46 |
£1.48 |
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| Monthly season ticket (ECO vehicle) |
£59.84 |
£60.56 |
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| Monthly half permit (ECO vehicle) (car parks where one unit gives up to two hours) |
£29.92 |
£30.28 |
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