Parking Information
Parking regulations within The Rural City of Murray Bridge is aimed to ensure that our roads are safe, that traffic and public transport flows smoothly and that people with special requirements have adequate access to facilities.
The enforcement of parking regulations is regulated by state law and is the same for all councils.
Signage is provided in many situations, but in others it is the responsibility of drivers to know the rules. Council has produced a handy flyer (link the approved flyer).
Disabled parking
In most car parks and some streets, parking areas are reserved for holders of disabled permits. If you hold a disabled permit, it must be displayed on the vehicle. These can be obtained from the Motor Registration Division of the Department of Transport. These permits are acceptable throughout South Australia.
Special service parking and bus zones
Special service-vehicle zones include parking for buses, taxis, and some commercial vehicles and for loading purposes. A sedan or station wagon used for commercial purposes does not constitute a commercial vehicle.
Reserves and footpaths
Driving or parking on a reserve, dividing strip, footpath, nature strip or verge, or entering back into the flow of traffic, could cause a serious accident. Driving, riding or parking on a reserve may also cause damage to the reserve or the underground watering systems.
Time limits
Time limits apply to some Council-owned car parks and streets. They have been set to keep car parks available for shoppers and should not be used for all-day parking.