New York parking restrictions introduced on dozens of roads across the city
New parking restrictions affecting dozens of roads across York have officially come into force following the approval of a new traffic order.
City of York Council has introduced new parking restrictions on roads across the city after making a new traffic regulation order.
The York Parking, Stopping and Waiting (Amendment) (No 14/50) Traffic Order 2026 was approved on June 25 and came into effect on June 29.
The order introduces new 'No Waiting at Any Time' restrictions on dozens of roads across York, including areas in Acomb, Bishopthorpe, Chapelfields, Clifton Without, Copmanthorpe Lane, Elvington, Fulford, Haxby, Heworth, Huntington, Rawcliffe, Strensall, Wigginton and the Knavesmire area.
The restrictions affect numerous residential streets, junctions and turning heads, with the council saying they are being introduced through amendments to the city's parking, stopping and waiting regulations.
The order also introduces new Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 9.30am and 3pm to 4pm waiting restrictions on sections of Station Road in Haxby.
In addition, the council has removed the Multiple Occupancy Permit and Multiple Occupancy Discount Permit from the list of permit types available under York's Residents' Parking Scheme.
Copies of the order and accompanying plans can be inspected at West Offices, Station Rise, York, during normal business hours.
Anyone wishing to challenge the validity of the order may apply to the High Court within six weeks of it being made.