How do you pay for parking in Oakland?

Parking kiosks accept payment by coin or credit/debit card. At pay-and-display stations, place the receipt on your dashboard so the date and time are visible. At pay-by-plate stations, enter your license plate when paying. All multi-space meter zones also accept pay-by-phone via Parkmobile.



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Local Public Transportation AC Transit offers frequent Transbay bus connections to San Francisco, as well as service within Oakland and to neighboring communities such as Berkeley. Local adult passes are $2.10 (cash or Clipper Card only), but be sure to check the AC Transit site for fare changes.

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Parking rates already include the City of Oakland Parking Tax. We accept cash, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, NFC Payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay), and even Diners Club. Rates are subject to change. Long-term lot with a free shuttle to either terminal.

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Currently, San Francisco enforces metered parking from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays across its 28,000 parking meters, with free parking on Sundays for most meters. Meter rates vary and depend on the availability of nearby parking spaces.

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A: There is no member fee to use PayByPhone. The only cost is the hourly parking rate plus a . 27 cents transaction fee.

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How it works
  1. Download the app. Download the app from the Google Play or App Store. ...
  2. Enter location number. In the app, enter the location number of where you have parked, which you can find on parking signage.
  3. Enter parking duration. Next, add how long you wish to park for. ...
  4. Extend your parking session anytime.


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Cashless parking is a quick and secure way to pay for parking. Instead of having to find the right change for a pay and display machine, you can simply use your mobile phone to pay and the parking fee is charged to your credit or debit card.

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