- in zones designated for people with disabilities
- in an area controlled by a parking sign (including parking meters) indicating a time limit of less than 30 minutes – for a maximum of 30 minutes
- in an area controlled by a parking sign (including parking meters) indicating a time limit of between 30 minutes and one hour – for a maximum of two hours
- in an area controlled by a parking sign (including parking meters) indicating a time limit of one hour or longer – for twice the time indicated on the sign.
1. Apply for an Australian Disability Parking Permit
Download the Transport Access Scheme - Information & Application (PDF 267.1 KB)
Applications take approximately 3 weeks.
2. Apply for a Disability Parking Permit for a Care Organisation
A disability care organisation that transports people who are members of the Transport Access Scheme, can apply for a parking permit if the care organisation is an incorporated body.
The parking permit is assigned to a vehicle registration number and the vehicle must be registered in the organisation’s name.
A fee of $50.00 applies for each permit and they are valid for two years.
Applications take approximately 3 weeks.
Start application
Complete the Application for Australian Disability Parking Permits for a Disability Care Organisation form (PDF 78.7 KB) - or go to a Service Tasmania Shop.
3. Conditions of use
- Your permit must be current and not be damaged, altered, defaced or copied.
- Your permit cannot be used when you are not being transported in the vehicle.
- Only display the permit when the car is parked, not when it’s moving.
- When a vehicle is parked your permit must be displayed:
- For a car – on the front with the permit number and expiry date clearly visible.
- For a motor cycle – on the front left hand side with the permit number and expiry date clearly visible.
- You must exit the parked vehicle. You cannot use the permit to stay in the vehicle even if another person is running errands for you.
- You must first have paid for the maximum parking time before the extra parking time begins.
| Where payment is required (voucher or parking meter), you must first have paid for the maximum parking time before extra parking begins. | |
|---|---|
| Where you see a parking limit of: | You can park for: | 
| Under 30 minutes | 30 minutes maximum. | 
| Between 30 minutes and one hour | Two hours maximum. | 
| One hour or longer | Twice the time indicated. | 
|  parking space | Indicated time only. | 
You must also
- Tell the Department of State Growth (Passenger Transport) within 14 days if:- you change your name or address
- your permit is lost, stolen or destroyed
- your medical condition or disability changes, or
- you no longer need a permit.
 
- Comply with requests from the Transport Commission to provide information within 14 days to verify that:- you remain eligible to hold a permit, or
- your use of a permit is legitimate.
 
- Return an unexpired permit to the Transport Commission if you no longer want the permit. You must not give it to someone else to use.
- Destroy a permit after it has expired.
4. Replace a lost, stolen or damaged Australian Disability Parking Permit
If your Australian Disability Parking Permit is lost, stolen or damaged you can apply for a replacement permit.
Do I need to pay a fee to replace the permit?
The cost of a replacement Australian Disability Parking Permit is $11.00.
The fee will be waived if the permit is:
- faulty, and the faulty item is returned to a Service Tasmania Shop.
- stolen, and a police report number is provided.
If the faulty item or a police report number isn’t provided, the fee will be payable.
What will happen when I submit my application?
- Your permit will be cancelled and cannot be reactivated.
- Your replacement permit will take approximately 28 days to arrive.
Start Application
What if I can’t use the online form?
Use the paper application form (PDF 84.7 KB) or go to a Service Tasmania Shop.
5. Return your unwanted permit
Mail to:
GPO Box 1242
Hobart TAS 7001
6. Need help
Phone: 1300 135 513
Email: passenger.transport@stategrowth.tas.gov.au
Web: transport.tas.gov.au