Processing of Residential Parking Permits is taking longer than usual due to a high volume of applications. Winnipeg Parking Authority will reach out to you when your application has been reviewed and ready for payment.

Le traitement des permis de stationnement résidentiel prend plus de temps que d’habitude en raison du nombre élevé de demandes. La Direction du stationnement de Winnipeg communiquera avec vous une fois que votre demande aura été étudiée et que le paiement pourra être fait.

Parking for Persons with Disabilities

The City of Winnipeg is dedicated to accommodating the needs of community members with disabilities.

For Drivers without Disability Permits

The provision of disabled parking facilities in the City of Winnipeg is governed by the Winnipeg Parking By-Law. This By-Law allows for the designation of Disability Permit parking stalls and outlines the requirements for establishment of such stalls. It is an offence to park in a designated Disabled parking stall without displaying a valid Provincial Permit.

While many of these parking stalls are located on private property, many are located in public spaces and on roadways. There is a large fine for misuse of a disability space. Please watch for signage.

Permits

The Province of Manitoba maintains a process for issuing Parking Permits for people with disabilities to eligible members of the public within provincial borders. To learn more about the permit program please contact:

Manitoba Possible

1857 Notre Dame Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3E 3E7

Email:	pppinfo@manitobapossible.ca
Phone:	204-975-3257
Toll-Free:	1-800-836-5551
TTY:	204-975-3239 and 1-800-856-7934
Fax:	204-975-3240
Web:	https://www.manitobapossible.ca/parking-permits

On-Street Parking for Disabled Permit Holders

Permit holders with a disability may use spaces designated with the international access symbol, OR any other meter stall as available. Parking is offered on a "pay as you go" basis provided they display their permit.

The Winnipeg Parking By-Law 86/2016 allows motorists displaying disability permits to park for 4 hours at pay-stations when the maximum time is purchased and for 4 hours at non-paystation spaces restricted to 1 or 2 hours.

An additional 30 minutes may be purchased starting after the 4 hours if the maximum time was previously purchased.

Note: ** When less than the maximum time is purchased the actual time purchased will apply **

Payment for the full period of parking is required if:

you park in a Surface Lot
you park at a 4 hour paystation
you park near Health Science Center or St. Boniface Hospital
you park at a 2 hour paystation and use payment methods other than coins or a credit card

Accessible Downtown Parking Locations

The WPA recognizes Disability Permits from other provinces, states and countries. Disability permits from Manitoba are recognized in other provinces, states, and countries as well. The FIA European Bureau is working on a worldwide survey to develop an international guide for disabled drivers.

However, if you plan to use a Disability Permit in another jurisdiction, IT IS IMPORTANT that you still check with that jurisdiction ahead of time to find out if there are any differences in regulations.

Information on Paystations and Parking Products

Customer Service

For customer service or to purchase parking products please contact The Parking Store.

For individuals who find that any of the options in the "Paystations and Parking Products" section above are not accessible to them, you may request a custom accommodation. Confirmation of the limitation may be requested.

The City of Winnipeg is dedicated to accommodating the needs of community members with disabilities. If we can assist, please contact us!

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