Street parking that's legal for your whole stay, anywhere in Brisbane.
Not a council service. Uses Brisbane City Council parking data, updated recently.
Best weighs price against the walk: each minute of walking counts as $1.50. Streets with no parking sign are free under the road rules. Spots with no price in the council's data come last. "All day" means 9 hours.
Kerbside tells you where you can legally leave your car in Brisbane, for how long and what it costs. It isn't run by the council.
Rules come from Brisbane City Council's open data: parking signs, painted lines, meters and the hourly parking forecast (downloaded recently). Where there's no sign, the Queensland road rules apply: free with no time limit, except near intersections, pedestrian crossings, bus stops and level crossings, on yellow lines and across driveways.
The "busy" forecast is the council's prediction for paid parking, not a live count. Most driveways and some signs aren't in the data. On Queensland public holidays we follow the council's holiday rule: signs and meters that name days (Mon–Fri, Sat) don't apply, and signs that name no days still do. Always check the sign where you park.
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors, tiles from OpenFreeMap (© OpenMapTiles). Bus stops from Translink. Address search runs on this site, from the Geocoded National Address File (G-NAF © Geoscape Australia, licensed by the Commonwealth of Australia under the Open G-NAF End User Licence Agreement) and OpenStreetMap place names. What you type into the search isn't sent anywhere. Your recent places and where you parked are kept on this device. When you tap Park here, the usage record notes the street, not your exact spot.
The signs at the kerb are what count. Always read them before you leave your car. You're responsible for where you park and for any fine.
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