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Find Parking

To find parking in SFpark areas select a blockface on the map to view availability and pricing.

Download the parking app

Download the iphone and Android apps

Check parking availability and pricing for San Francisco meters and garages from your smartphone using this FREE downloadable app. Available for both iPhone and Android.

How much does parking cost?

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Parking prices are incrementally raised or lowered in SFpark pilot areas based on demand. Rates change no more than once a month and only in small increments.

What do you think?

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Share your thoughts with SFpark and the SFMTA. We want to hear about how this project is working for you and what we can do to help you circle less and live more.

How does it work?

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New technologies and approaches make parking easier and faster. This means less circling and double-parking, leading to cleaner air, safer streets and a clearer path for Muni vehicles.

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San Francisco wins Sustainable Transport Award for SFpark, Pavement to Parks

Posted on 01.25.12 in Announcements, The Project

San Francisco received the 2012 Sustainable Transport Award from the Institute for Transportation and Developmental Policy, for the City’s innovative parking management system and cycling and public space improvements.

SFMTA SFpark study shows 14% fewer citations, 27% more meter payments with new meters and longer time limits

Posted on 01.06.12 in Announcements, Demand-Responsive Pricing, Meters

According to a report released yesterday by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), new meters with longer time limits have resulted in fewer parking tickets and more meter payments as expected under the SFpark project.

SFMTA launches PayByPhone service for parking meters

Posted on 12.14.11 in Announcements, Meters

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) SFpark project today launched PayByPhone parking payment service at meters in the Castro district, and will expand the service Citywide in the coming months. By making it easier to pay for parking, PayByPhone will help people avoid parking tickets.