Parking

Here are some common parking restrictions and the rules for parking on roads.

No Parking Areas

You must not stop for more than two minutes in a No Parking area. You must remain in or within three metres of the vehicle.

Hours of operations may apply to some signs. This means restrictions apply for those times only.

Mobility Parking Permit holders are allowed to park for up to five minutes.

No Stopping Signs and Yellow Lines 

These signs mean that in the area in the direction of the arrow you must not stop your vehicle at any point on the road or kerb, unless there is a medical or other emergency.

Sometimes a no stopping area is indicated by a solid yellow edge line. Council is removing No Stopping signs and replacing them with yellow lines.

Hours of operation may apply to some signs. This means restrictions apply for those times only.

Bus Zones

Bus Zone signs means that in the direction of the arrow or arrows you are not allowed to stop your vehicle unless you are driving a bus.

Hours of operation may apply to some signs. This means restrictions apply for those times only.

Pay or enquire about a parking fine

Revenue NSW is responsible for the receipt and processing of fines as well as administering the enforcement system to collect unpaid fines. To manage your penalty please refer to the Revenue website, via the Service NSW app or by phone on 1300 138 118.

Council uses the 'Print and Post' fine delivery service system to issue parking related fines via Revenue NSW. In most circumstances, parking fines are no longer placed on the vehicle windscreens. Instead, Revenue NSW will post the fine to you on behalf of Singleton Council.

If you wish to dispute a fine - Request a review

To request a review of a fine, contact Revenue NSW. 

If you believe your fine was issued incorrectly you can request to have it reviewed by Revenue NSW by completing an online request for review.

If you wish to pay a fine – Paying your notice

If you have received a penalty notice, you can pay it online or view your options at the Revenue NSW website.

Revenue NSW can be contacted by phoning 1300 138 112 or by mail - PO Box 786 Strawberry Hills NSW 2012.

Issued fines

Under recent changes to the Fines Act 1996 we are now required to report the number of parking fines issued throughout each financial year.

Fines issued to September 2025