West Sussex County Council: Car Parks

Car Park Locations

More information than ever before is being made available to the travelling public in West Sussex thanks to a new high-tech control centre at County Hall in Chichester.

A new database links the information from the various traffic control systems into one user friendly interface that provides a real-time feed to the web site. The new map-based system shows the current capacity of car parks across the county together with current and future planned roadworks, and forthcoming events such as fairs and processions.

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Adur Council runs several car parks in the district, all of which are now pay and display. A rolling program is taking place for the installation of ticket machines to the sites currently without this facility. The car parks are now split into two categories; long and short stay.

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Within the Arun District there are 26 Pay and Display Car Parks in or close to the town centre’s and seafronts of Littlehampton, Bognor Regis and the town centre of Arundel. Coach parking is also welcomed; there are two Coach Parks in Littlehampton and one in Bognor Regis.

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All Chichester car parks are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Parking charges are payable in these car parks by pay and display Monday to Saturday, on Sunday car parking is free.

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Crawley Borough Council is responsible for a number of public car parks in the town centre, and work closely with West Sussex County Council to manage on street parking in residential areas.  There are four multi-storey public car parks in the town centre as well as a number of other surface car parks. Together these provide a total of around 4000 spaces.

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The careful control of on-street parking in town centres is considered to be a prerequisite for effective traffic management and the promotion of alternatives to the car. Over the past two years West Sussex County Council in partnership with Horsham District Council, Neighbourhood Councils and the business community, has developed a new Horsham Town On-Street Parking Strategy.

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Mid Sussex Council's Civil Enforcement Officers (CEOs) are responsible for the 'Pay and Display' car parks in Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill and East Grinstead. Their website contains information regarding car parking charges, 'On street' parking, disabled parking, Penalty Charge Notices and appeals.

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Within Worthing there are some ten car parks in or close to the Town centre.  As of the 1st April 2004, eight will be managed by NCP on behalf of Worthing Borough Council and the remaining two are operated by private companies. In total the car parks within Worthing Town Centre provide in excess of 2000 car parking spaces.

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