The City of Saint John activated its alternate side parking changeover tonight. You need to move your vehicle to the opposite side of the street to comply with the seasonal parking rules and avoid a ticket.

While the standard changeover applies to most of the city, ongoing construction projects disrupt the usual rules in specific neighbourhoods. The City of Saint John explicitly suspended alternate side parking on several streets.
Construction Exemptions to Watch
If you park on the following streets, ignore the standard changeover and follow these specific restrictions:
- Cliff Street: Park only on the even numbered side.
- Charlotte Street between St. James Street and Ross Street: Park only on the odd numbered side.
- St. James Street between Charlotte Street and Sydney Street: Park only on the odd numbered side.
- Sydney Street between St. James Street and Brittain Street: Do not park on either side of the street.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the alternate side parking changeover take effect?
The changeover takes effect tonight. Drivers must move their vehicles to the correct side of the street to follow the updated seasonal schedule.
Why are some streets exempt from the parking changeover?
The City of Saint John suspended the standard rules on specific streets, such as parts of Cliff, Charlotte, St. James, and Sydney streets, to accommodate ongoing construction projects.
Where can I find more information about parking rules in Saint John?
You can read the full list of restrictions and construction notices directly on the City of Saint John website.




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