Current Controlled Parking Zone consultations

Details of current consultations for existing or new CPZs in West Sussex.

1 Bognor Regis

A review of the existing Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) is currently underway, although this is not considering any new zone extensions. For further details, please email parking@westsussex.gov.uk.

If you live within the CPZ and would like any changes to be made, refer to Request a change to an existing Controlled Parking Zone.

To view all on-street parking restrictions, such as parking bays, yellow lines and loading bays that currently apply in Bognor Regis and when they were introduced or changed, see the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) map.

2 Billingshurst

Currently, there are no plans to make any changes to the Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ).

If you live within the CPZ and would like any changes to be made, refer to Request a change to an existing Controlled Parking Zone.

To view all on-street parking restrictions, such as parking bays, yellow lines and loading bays that currently apply in Billingshurst and when they were introduced or changed, see the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) map.

3 Chichester

The recent Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) review in and around Chichester city has now been completed. All Traffic Regulation Orders are now sealed and active.

To view all on-street parking restrictions, such as parking bays, yellow lines and loading bays that currently apply in Chichester and when they were introduced or changed, see the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) map.

4 Crawley

We have recently undertaken a public consultation to gain views on whether a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) for areas of Pound Hill and Three Bridges would be beneficial.

The surveys have now closed. All responses will now be analysed and further updates will be provided in due course.

If you live within the CPZ and would like any changes to be made, refer to Request a change to an existing Controlled Parking Zone.

To view all on-street parking restrictions, such as parking bays, yellow lines and loading bays that currently apply in Crawley and when they were introduced or changed, see the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) map.

5 East Grinstead

The recent Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) review has now been completed. All Traffic Regulation Orders are now sealed and active.

If you live within the CPZ and would like any changes to be made, refer to Request a change to an existing Controlled Parking Zone.

To view all on-street parking restrictions, such as parking bays, yellow lines and loading bays, that currently apply in East Grinstead and when they were introduced or changed, see the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) map.

6 Horsham

The statutory consultation for all minor changes to Horsham CPZ has now closed.

If you live within the CPZ and would like any changes to be made, refer to Request a change to an existing Controlled Parking Zone.

To view all on-street parking restrictions, such as parking bays, yellow lines and loading bays that currently apply in Horsham and when they were introduced or changed, see the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) map.

7 Worthing

A number of minor changes will soon to be made to the Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ). These are designed to try and improve road safety, reduce congestion and provide additional parking spaces where possible. For further details, please email parking@westsussex.gov.uk.

If you live within the CPZ and would like any changes to be made, refer to Request a change to an existing Controlled Parking Zone.

To view all on-street parking restrictions, such as parking bays, yellow lines and loading bays that currently apply in Worthing and when they were introduced or changed, see the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) map.

Last updated:
4 December 2024
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