If your permit starts with the prefix LJX please see the online e-permit terms and conditions applicable to your permit type.
By applying for a permit with the London Borough of Lambeth you must read, agree with and accept all the terms and conditions as set out below:
I confirm that all information I have given to the Council as part of my application is correct and accurate to the best of my knowledge.
I understand and accept that the Council may prosecute me under the Fraud Act 2006 and any other legislation that may be deemed to be effective if I have given any information on this form which is found to be misleading or untrue.
I agree for the Council to cancel the permit immediately if:
- I cease to work in a school within a Controlled Parking Zone for which the permit has been issued.
- I sell or dispose of the vehicle for which the permit is issued for.
I agree to all the terms and conditions stated.
Use
the permit is only valid for the vehicle stated on it or as registered on your online account. The e-permit must be used in shared used bays within the zone it is issued for.
Size of vehicle
Your vehicle can be either a motorcycle, passenger vehicle or a light goods vehicle with no more than 8 seats. The overall height should not exceed 2.3 metres. The length should not exceed 5.5 metres.
Change of vehicle
When you change your vehicle, you should immediately update the vehicle associated to your permit via your online account. You will be able to change the vehicle on the permit for a maximum of 3 times in a 12-month period from the date of your first application.
Permit refunds
If you no longer require your permit, you may apply for a refund. An administration fee of £5 will be deducted per permit cancelled. The refund amount is calculated on a pro-rata basis. For example, how many full calendar days remain on your permit.
No refund(s) will be given to permit holder(s) where the amount owing is the same or less than the administration fee.
No refund(s) will be issued for permits cancelled or rejected by the Council. No refund(s) will be due if the permit is cancelled due to a fraudulent application being made to obtain a permit illegally.
Suspensions
From time to time it may be necessary to suspend a parking bay, this is normally due to road works being carried out by the utility companies, such as gas or electricity. During the period for which the bay is suspended, parking is not permitted in the bay. Even if a valid permit is displayed / exists a PCN will still be issued and the vehicle may be towed away.
It is the permit holder's responsibility to ensure that the bay in which their vehicle is parked is not suspended during the time their vehicle is there.
Permit Evidence Criteria
Proofs requested
I agree to provide the council with the required information and upload this to my online account to be viewed. Once the council has been able to verify my additional proofs only then will my application be approved.
To apply for a teacher parking permit:
- You must produce a typed letter on letterheaded paper, signed by the Head Teacher or other school official confirming that you are a qualified teacher. This must be dated.
and
- A valid Certificate of Insurance.
Teacher permits are for qualified teachers who work in maintained Primary or Secondary schools only and must be used in accordance with the General Terms and Conditions.
Paying online
Payment for all permits will be made online at the time of my application through a credit/debit. On payment your permit is live and you are covered to park within a shared-use parking bay, in the vicinity of the school. If we do request further evidence to approve your application, you will have 30 days from the date of application to submit your evidence or your permit will be cancelled with no refund due.
Payments at the Customer Centre
I understand that the Council can only take payments by cheque, postal order or debit/credit card at the Customer Centre and does not accept any cash payment.
Please note
If you have provided any fraudulent documentation when requested as part of your proof of address or proof of vehicle ownership, the Council has the right to share this information and report it with any other third parties (private and public) and bring prosecution against you under the Fraud Act 2006 or any other legislation covering this offence.