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Parking on Easter Road (london Road Section), Edinburgh

Easter Road (london Road Section) is in Zone N1 (Bellevue / Broughton). Here’s what it costs, when you have to pay and which permit covers it.

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Zone
Zone N1
Pay & display
£4.20 or less
Controlled hours
Mon–Fri 8:30am–5:30pm only (free weekends)
Permit
Zone N1 residents permit
Outside the controlled hours: Weekends are free in the bays. Yellow lines, loading bans and disabled bays still follow their own signs.

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Easter Road (london Road Section) parking questions

What parking zone is Easter Road (london Road Section) in?

Easter Road (london Road Section) is in Edinburgh's Zone N1 (Bellevue / Broughton).

How much does it cost to park on Easter Road (london Road Section)?

Pay & display on Easter Road (london Road Section) is £4.20 or less.

When do you have to pay on Easter Road (london Road Section)?

Controls apply Mon–Fri 8:30am–5:30pm only (free weekends). Outside those times the pay & display and permit bays are free, but yellow lines, loading bans and disabled bays follow their own signs.

Which permit lets you park on Easter Road (london Road Section)?

Zone N1 residents permit.

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Other streets in Zone N1

Know something about Easter Road (london Road Section)? A new line, a changed bay, a trap that catches people out — post it in the community and it’ll be checked.

Street data from the Council’s traffic regulation orders. Page updated 26 October 2026. Tariffs and hours change — the sign nearest your car always wins.

Written first-hand by a former Edinburgh enforcement officer. Independent — not affiliated with the City of Edinburgh Council. The sign on the street always wins.