Provided it is valid and correctly displayed, the City Access Permit allows the holder to park in any regular parking bay or area (to which a green permissive parking sign applies) for the whole day.
Example of a permissive parking sign:
The City Access permit must be displayed in conjunction with an ADP or DT permit at all times. Both permits must be securely displayed so all details remain clearly visible through the passenger side of the front windscreen throughout the duration of parking.
The permit must only be displayed when the vehicle is being used to transport the permit holder.
The permit will show the registration number of the vehicle/s for which it is issued.
The permit does not allow the holder to park in an area reserved only for people with disabilities (these parking areas are designated for ADP permit holders to park for the amount of time specified on the sign only).
Examples of parking signs indicating that the parking bay is reserved for ADP permit holders:
Parking is not permitted in restricted locations (indicated by red signs) such as clearways, loading zones, no stopping, taxi only areas, bus zones and residential permit zones.
When selecting parking, permit holders must ensure a sign for a restricted parking area will not apply for any part of their intended stay. Any time allowed by a permit stops when a red sign starts.
Failure to adhere to the City Access Permit’s conditions of issue and use, regardless of entitlement to the permit, may result in the permit holder incurring a parking infringement notice.