Parking enforcement
Easter Bank Holiday 2020
| Service | Friday 10 April 2020 | Saturday 11 April 2020 | Sunday 12 April 2020 | Monday 13 April 2020 |
| On-Street | Bank Holiday enforcement 07:00 – 16:15 | Normal enforcement | Normal enforcement until 20:00 | Bank Holiday enforcement 07:00 – 16:15 |
| Removals | No enforcement | Normal enforcement | Normal enforcement until 12:00 | No enforcement |
| Payment centre / car pound | Closed | Open 08:30 - 19:30 | Open 10:00 - 16:00 | Closed |
| CCTV | Bank Holiday enforcement until 23:59 |
Normal enforcement |
Normal enforcement to 23:59 | Bank Holiday enforcement midnight to 23:59 |
Early May Bank Holiday 2020
| Service | Wednesday 06 May 2020 | Thursday 07 May 2020 | Friday 08 May 2020 | Saturday 09 May 2020 |
| On-Street | Normal enforcement until 20:00 | Normal enforcement until 20:00 | Bank Holiday enforcement 07:00 – 16:15 | Normal enforcement |
| Removals | Normal enforcement until 12:00 | Normal enforcement until 12:00 | No enforcement | Normal enforcement |
| Payment centre / car pound | Open 10:00 – 16:00 | Open 10:00 - 16:00 | Closed | Open 08:30 – 19:30 |
| CCTV | Normal enforcement until 23:59 |
Normal enforcement to 23:59 |
Bank Holiday enforcement midnight to 23:59 | Normal enforcement |
Please be aware that outside of the stated hours (e.g. after 16.15pm on 08 May 2020) no enforcement will be carried out.
Which parking restrictions are in operation on public/bank holidays?
Certain restrictions will still apply on bank holidays and a penalty charge notice may be issued to vehicles parked in the circumstances and/or locations listed below:
- double yellow lines
- where a loading ban is in operation (indicated by a single/double yellow line with adjacent kerb chevrons and a nearby sign stating the hours during which loading is not permitted)
- bus stops
- footway parking
- zig-zag lines
- parking across a dropped footway
- double parking
- car club bays
- coach bays
- diplomatic bays
- dedicated disabled permit holder bays
- blue and green disabled badge holder bays
- electric vehicle charging bays
- suspended bays
- cycleways
Which parking restrictions are not in operation on public/bank holidays?
On bank holidays restrictions will not apply and a penalty charge notice will not be issued to vehicles parked in the circumstances and/or locations listed below:
- resident or shared use (resident permit or paid for parking) bays
- single yellow lines (except where kerb chevrons / blips show that a loading ban is in operation as outlined above)
- paid for parking bays
- business permit holder bays
- doctors’ bays
- loading bays
- market trader permit bays
- motorcycle bays
CCTV
Moving traffic contraventions will be enforced 24/7 throughout the holiday period, except those restrictions that are not permitted under the relevant Traffic Management Orders (TMO). This is detailed below as public/bank holiday enforcement.
There are two specific exemptions to normal moving traffic enforcement in Camden, these locations will not be enforced on public/bank holidays:
- Laystall Street pedestrian zone
- Grafton Road motor vehicles prohibited area