The base price for a resident permit in most of Royal Greenwich is £100 for one year.
You will get a discount if your vehicle has low carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. That means it emits 100 grams or less of CO2 for each kilometre you drive (100g/km).
You will get an additional charge if your vehicle has higher CO2 emissions and emits 111g/km or more.
There is a £50 surcharge if your vehicle uses diesel.
These prices apply to almost all our controlled parking zones (CPZs). Check if you're in a controlled parking zone
Permit prices in Abbey Wood, Blackheath Standard, Charlton, Eltham North and Westcombe Park will change at a later date. This is because these CPZs are going through a review process.
Permit price by vehicle CO2 emissions
| Vehicle emissions (gCO2/km) | Resident parking permit price |
|---|---|
| 0 | £20 |
| 1 to 50 | £50 |
| 51 to 75 | £70 |
| 76 to 90 | £80 |
| 91 to 100 | £90 |
| 101 to 110 | £100 |
| 111 to 130 | £125 |
| 131 to 150 | £150 |
| 151 to 170 | £175 |
| 171 to 190 | £200 |
| 191 to 225 | £225 |
| 226 to 255 | £250 |
| Over 255 | £300 |
Find your vehicle’s CO2 emissions 
To find out your vehicle's CO2 emissions, you can:
- get vehicle information from DVLA
- check your vehicle’s UK Registration Certificate (V5C)
Households with more than one permit
A household with more than one resident permit pays a £100 surcharge for each additional permit.
For example:
- If you have two vehicles that both emit 140g/km of CO2, you need to buy a permit for both vehicles.
- The first permit you buy will cost £150 (the emission-based price).
- The second permit you buy will cost £250 (the emission-based price of £150 plus the £100 surcharge).
- When you renew your permits, they will cost £250 each (the emission-based price of £150 plus the £100 surcharge).
A household is any property that has a single postal address.
If your permit price is wrong
If your vehicle is not registered with the DVLA, our system will charge you the highest price of £300 for one year.
To avoid this, you can buy temporary permits. These cost £20 for two weeks.
Apply for or renew a resident parking permit
Find out more about changes to parking charges and parking permit prices