Blackfriars and Trinity controlled parking zone
A controlled parking zone has been introduced in the Blackfriars and Trinity areas of Salford bordering onto the city of Manchester, which restricts waiting throughout the zone and which is subject to pay and display charging.
Highway signage displays the restriction applicable at all entry points into the zone. Generally speaking the zone restricts waiting between the hours of 8am and 6pm, Monday to Friday, and 8am and 12.30pm on Saturdays.
Attention should be given to additional signposting within the zone which gives details of other pertinent restrictions in force at that point, particularly in relation to loading or unloading operations.
Some roads within the controlled zone permit waiting within marked bays subject to the purchase of a pay and display ticket, available at roadside machines. Care must be taken to display these tickets so that their details may be read from outside the vehicle by a Civil Enforcement Officer, otherwise a penalty charge notice may be issued.
Further information about the controlled parking zone can be obtained by calling 0161-779 4987 or by email to parking.services@salford.gov.uk.
Public holidays
Normal parking restrictions apply on public holidays, unless signs on site indicate otherwise. The Highway Code contains further advice regarding parking in general.
This page was last updated on 27 March 2008
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