May Day enforcement
On-Street enforcement:
- Saturday 4 May – Enforcement
- Sunday 5 May – Enforcement
- Monday 6 May – Bank holiday enforcement
- Tuesday 7 May - Enforcement
Removals:
- Saturday 4 May – Enforcement
- Sunday 5 May – Enforcement
- Monday 6 May – No enforcement
- Tuesday 7 May - Enforcement
Vehicle Pound / Payment Centre:
- Saturday 4 May – Open 08:30 – 19.30
- Sunday 5 May – Open 10.00 – 19:00
- Monday 6 May – Closed
- Tuesday 7 May – Open 08:30 – 19:30
CCTV
- Saturday 4 May – Enforcement
- Sunday 5 May – Enforcement
- Monday 6 May – Bank holiday enforcement
- Tuesday 7 May - Enforcement
Parking restrictions in operation on public 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
Parking restrictions that are not in operation on these dates
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
Bus lanes and CCTV
Bus lane and moving traffic restrictions, such as box junctions and banned turns are enforced as normal on these holidays. 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).
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 between the junctions with Barrington Close and Kiln place