Car with multiple Area G parking permits. Photo: SFCitizen. One change permit holders will notice on their new stickers is that their license plate number has been removed. For anyone who has multiple annual permits, you can place any of those permits on any vehicle registered to your address.
To address privacy concerns, SFMTA says it has policies regarding the use of LPR technology for parking enforcement and is in full compliance with state and with pending local legislation on the use of surveillance technology. All images obtained through the LPR system, with the exception of those associated with a violation, will be automatically purged after seven days. Images associated with a violation will be purged after a year. Only SFMTA employees and authorized vendor support staff will have access to the images for the purpose of citation processing, payment, and review.
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A neighborhood art event has returned, two candidates for State Assembly open Castro campaign offices, a neighborhood organization awarded grant funding, special events continue at the Castro Theatre, and holiday events are being scheduled. All vehicles shall be parked in a marked parking stall. A parking stall is defined as a space between two white parallel lines on the pavement in designated parking areas.
Only one vehicle is allowed per stall. Parking, stopping, and standing in red zones are prohibited at all times. Parking in yellow zones is limited and is for official delivery vehicles or by Special Permit from the Office of the Chief of Police only. California Commercial Vehicles are not valid in these zones. Notes on dashboards are not valid parking permits.
A parking permit is only valid for the vehicle s is it registered for. You can update your vehicle registration online via the DMV. Once this is complete, please complete the application above. Note: Changes made online are subject to verification. If the vehicle fits within the curb space then you do not need a parking permit, however, if any portion of your vehicle crosses the curb space then you need a permit.
More information on how to park legally. With LPR technology, enforcement vehicles read license plate numbers as they drive through neighborhoods, checking in real time if vehicles have a permit. Any vehicle without a permit is flagged by the LPR system. A Parking Control Officer will verify that a vehicle has violated the parking rules before issuing a citation. Instead, all standard RPP permits will be assigned to vehicle license plates virtually.
SFMTA policies regarding the use of LPR technology for parking enforcement is in full compliance with state and local laws on the use of surveillance technology. All images obtained through the LPR system, with the exception of those associated with a violation, are automatically purged after seven days.
Images associated with a violation will be purged after days. Access to images will be limited to authorized vendor support staff and SFMTA employees for the purpose of citation processing, payment and review. Skip to main content. Business Permit. Share this: Facebook Twitter Email. All parking citations must be paid before a permit can be issued.
For the addition of your vehicle you can include the VIN information. If your permit becomes damaged, please contact the Department of Public Safety main office at No refunds are available after the end of the third week of the semester.
All requests must be made to the Operations Manager. The permit and original receipt must be provided. Processing of any refund may take a minimum of ten business days. Any refunds will be processed according to the original method of payment. Parking is permitted only in areas identified as legal parking spaces by stall lines on both sides or in front of vehicle. Parking in an unidentified, illegal parking space is prohibited. Disabled spaces marked with blue and white disabled signs are intended only for the use of persons displaying proper DMV AND University permits.
Parking, obstructing, or preventing access to a disabled stall is unlawful. The campus speed limit is 10 miles per hour. Pedestrians must always be given the right of way on campus.
No parking or stopping in fire lanes, no parking areas, and restricted zones.
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