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Sep 03, 2023

Renew Your Cambridge Parking Permit Online by March 3

Have you renewed your Cambridge parking permit yet? All 2022 Residential and

Have you renewed your Cambridge parking permit yet? All 2022 Residential and Visitor Parking Permits expire on March 31, 2023. If you haven't already done so, renew your parking permit today.

If you want to renew your permit online, plan ahead—apply online by March 3 at www.cambridgema.gov/rpp to make sure that you receive your permit in the mail by March 31.

Renew Your Parking Permit Online

The 2023 Resident Parking Permit features a photo of the pond at Cambridge Crossing by Lauren Kershberg.

We will not issue you a permit if you have unpaid parking tickets in your name.

You must provide proof of residency unless this is your fourth consecutive permit with the same name and address. If you are applying for a Resident Parking Permit, your proof of residency must have the same name and address of your vehicle registration. All proof of residency must include a date (month/day/year) in the last 30 days.

Click here to learn more about what documents we accept for proof of residency.

If you apply for a Resident Parking Permit, provide a copy of your current vehicle registration. If you are only applying for a Visitor Parking Permit, this is not necessary. Your vehicle must be registered in Massachusetts, show your residential address in Cambridge, and have a garage code in Cambridge.

Permits should be placed on the inside of the windshield, in the bottom driver's side corner.

Renew Your Parking Permit Online

Looking for a permit for special circumstances (such as your moving van, rental vehicle, or events at your home)? Check out the "Unique Circumstances" section of the parking permit webpage to learn more.

Visit our parking permits webpage for rules, exceptions, and more information.

Questions? Contact the Traffic, Parking, and Transportation Department.