Find out about road works on roads within Wolverhampton and information on parking in and around Wolverhampton City Centre.
Parking
Car Parks
City Centre car parks
Wednesfield Town car parks
Pay and display on-street parking
Contact Car Parks
Pay for parking with RingGo
Match day zone parking permits
New Cross Area Controlled Parking Zone
Contact Parking Services
Parking fines - Penalty Charge Notices
Disabled Parking Bay
Blue Badge Scheme
Parking restrictions around schools
Parking on Grass Verges

Many of the city’s roads were designed at a time when there weren't as many cars on the road. This increase in the number of cars has added to the amount of parking required, resulting in some drivers parking on grass verges.

Unfortunately, we don't currently have the funds to prevent parking on grass verges.

If any parking is causing issues with road safety, please let us know so we can investigate it. Residents shouldn't put any objects onto grass verges to prevent parking.

Reporting vehicles parking on grass verges

Please let us know if you have concerns with vehicles parking on grass verges. This information can help us target locations to improve road safety.

Tell us about parking on a grass verge

Dropped Kerbs
Roads
Roadworks and Issues on the Highway
Roadworks
Obstructions on the road and highway
Flooding of the highway
Stopping Up Orders/Road Closures
Traffic and Transport
Traffic management
Emergency Highways Changes
Free city centre bus
Cycling
Wolverhampton Emergency Active Travel
Wolverhampton Emergency Active Travel
Cycle Parking for Organisations
Cycling and Walking in the City
Major Transport Improvements
City East Gateway: A454 Improvements
EV/Electric charging points
City North Gateway: A449 Stafford Road Phase 2
Creating a Safer Pedestrian Zone
Car cruising injunction
Road Safety campaigns
Public rights of way
Road Signs, Street Signs and Markings
Road signs
Yellow and white line markings
H Markings
Street name plates

It is important, as we travel further from our local area, that we can find where we are and where we want to go quickly and efficiently. Most importantly it is vital in the event of an urgent situation that you and your street can be located quickly by the emergency services.

The council is also responsible for repair and maintenance of street name plates when this becomes necessary either due to accidental damage, vandalism or normal wear and tear.

In the case of a new development, however, the developer is responsible for the erection of name plates to the council's specification.

Report problems with street name signs

To report damaged, missing, faded, problems with the location of, or to request an additional street name plate contact the Roads Teams.

Report a problem
Report a pothole
Report a faulty street light
Report a damaged bridge
Pavements hazards and repairs
Winter on the roads
Winter gritting
City Centre Public Realm
Cycling
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