Parking

Parking regulations are in place to create safe and convenient access for all drivers in West Vancouver, from permit-only areas in busy neighbourhoods, to limited free parking zones, to spaces reserved for electric vehicles, people with mobility issues and carpoolers.

1. Read and respect posted signage.
  Please read all posted signage carefully and watch for temporary no-parking zones for street cleaning, maintenance and so on.
2. Knowing the applicable bylaws are your responsibility.
  Did you know that you may not park, stop or stand your vehicle abutting any property used for residential or commercial purposes for more than six hours (barring some exceptions)? If this is news to you, it is a great idea to review some of our traffic and parking bylaws.
  Traffic and Parking Bylaw
3. Most free parking along main routes (e.g. Marine Drive) is for two hours in a 24-hour period.
  After two hours, you must move your vehicle to a new location. Moving to a new location on the same block does not reset the clock.
4. Many spaces at community centres are reserved for people with mobility challenges.
  A visible SPARC parking permit hanging from the rearview mirror is required to park in these spaces.
  Learn about SPARC
If you have received a parking ticket issued by the District of West Vancouver, you can pay it online here:

Pay a Parking Ticket Online

Disputing a ticket
1. fill out the back portion of the ticket. Deliver, mail or email both sides of the notice within 14 days of the ticket being issued to:
  
  District of West Vancouver, Bylaw and Licensing department
  750 17th Street, West Vancouver, BC V7V 3T3
  Email: [email protected]
2. a screening officer will contact you to discuss your dispute and may cancel the ticket under certain circumstances.
3. if the ticket can’t be cancelled, you may request an adjudication hearing. A $25 adjudication fee applies if your dispute is unsuccessful.
Adjudicators cannot reduce fine amounts and their decisions are final.

If you have received a parking ticket issued by Impark, you can pay it online here:

Pay an Impark Parking Ticket Online

Impark tickets

Pay parking in Lighthouse Park, Whyte Lake/Nelson Canyon Park, and Whytecliff Park is managed by Impark. If you have received an Impark parking ticket, you can pay it online at impark.com/customers/parking-notices

Learn more about the Destination Parks Pay Parking Program.
Permit parking is available for residents in these areas:
- Horseshoe Bay
- 5800 block of Eagle Island
- 2200 block of Chippendale Road
Parking permits