DDOT says you can use your visitor parking passes into 2021

DDOT says you can use your visitor parking passes into 2021

Each November, we remind you to sign up or reapply for a Visitor Parking Pass (VPP) if you live on a block that requires a Residential Parking Permit to lawfully park on the street for more than two hours. If you have RPP, then you normally apply for a free Visitor Parking Pass (VPP) or guests who stay at your home. But not this year… wait until next year, says the DC Department of Transportation (DDOT).

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It's that time again... Register for your free Visitor Parking Pass

It's that time again... Register for your free Visitor Parking Pass

If you live on a block that requires a Residential Parking Permit to lawfully park on the street for more than two hours, then you also have access to apply for a Visitor Parking Pass for guests who stay at your home.

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It's time to register for your free visitor parking pass

It's time to register for your free visitor parking pass

If you live on a block that requires a Residential Parking Permit to lawfully park on the street for more than two hours, then you also have access to apply for a Visitor Parking Pass for guests who stay at your home.

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How to register for your 2017 Visitor Parking Pass

How to register for your 2017 Visitor Parking Pass

When you have guests stay at your home for an extended period of time... well, that's never easy, is it? But making sure they don't get a parking ticket when they visit is easy. Here's how to get your 2017 Visitor Parking Pass.

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DDOT wants your opinion on Visitor Parking Passes (& meters are getting more expensive)

DDOT wants your opinion on Visitor Parking Passes (& meters are getting more expensive)

DDOT sent out an email today to residents across the city, asking for opinions on the Visitor Parking Pass program. If you want to share your thoughts, now is the time. DDOT also sent out a press release stating that parking meter rates were going up effective June 1st. 

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