Westminster Motorcycle Parking - Quarterly Permit

[CC07 PEU]

Does anybody know how I pay for a quarterly Westminster Motorcycle Parking permit? Their pay by phone service only allows you to pay for one week maximum.

[andyspiers]

Did mine online when I worked in Westminster - https://www.verrus.com/westminster/index.aspx

[edeath]

Yep thats how I got my Yearly - have to do it online.

[GuyMarks]

Ring the automated line then go for the operator option, they can do quarterly / annual ones over the phone

[CC07 PEU]

Ok, thanks for pointing that out. You'd think they'd make it clearer. I've now bought myself a quarterly permit.

[richarda0109]

Sorry to resurrect this topic but I have just signed up for Ringo / Westminster and I cannot for the life of me find where I can purchase a questerly permit.

Thanks in Advance
Richard

[shielsy]

Select book a new parking session. It asks you where and you say location 6789 (covers all bike parking in Westminster). Then at some point prior to payment it asks for what duration. 3 months is one of the options.

Edited by shielsy on Wednesday 3rd June 13:53

[richarda0109]

Thanks for the reply
I already did what you said but:

(1) It cannot find 6789 - I cross reference the Ringo/ Westminster site with the parkingforbikes website.
(2) I have added my vehicle but for some reason if I pick the next closest parking bay which is on Wardour street it only offers me 4hrs max so it thinks its a car. I am sure that these 2 issues are linked and that is why I cant find 6789 (Sheraton Street). Obviously there is no number to ring so I and back and forth with their online enquiry. Thats progress apparently rather than a quick call to someone.

Rgds
Richard

[bogie]

Isnt Westminster the bike theft capital of Europe ? how long does a bike parked there last ? ...seem to remember 1/2 dozen stolen per day in some recent yearly statistics

[richarda0109]

Update - just tried it again but entered in the parking bay number instead of street name. It worked - Thanks very much to the previous poster who gave me that suggestion. So going forward you need to find the bay number and then enter that in (use google street view and parkingforbikes to cross reference the information - what a faff). The computer will then know that it is for a bike rather than a car.

Rgds
Richard

[shielsy]

richarda0109 said:

So going forward you need to find the bay number and then enter that in (use google street view and parkingforbikes to cross reference the information - what a faff).

That's not the case for me. I use RingGo which just asks for the location in which you type 6789. That allows you to park in any motorcycle bay in Westminster for the duration you have paid for.