San Mateo Police to issue parking citations in Bay Meadows as two-hour limits return in 2025
San Mateo, California – Beginning in February 2025, San Mateo’s Bay Meadows area residents and visitors should get ready for a return to more stringent parking rules on numerous important roadways. Vehicles parked along Derby Avenue, Landing Avenue, Kyne Street, 28th Avenue, Paddock Way, and Baze Road will be limited to two hours Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Citations for vehicles running over this two-hour limit will start being issued by the San Mateo Police Department.
Restoring these parking limitations signifies a return to pre-pandemic rules. Originally laid back during the COVID-19 pandemic to meet the evolving demands of the the community, the restrictions have been progressively reinstated during the last few years. Now, as part of Bay Meadows’ vision of fostering a transit-oriented, vehicle-independent lifestyle, the full enforcement of these time limits aims to encourage residents and visitors to rely less on personal vehicles and consider alternative transportation options, such walking, biking, or public transit.
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Designed with sustainability in mind, the Bay Meadows area fits San Mateo’s more general objectives to lower traffic congestion and vehicle dependence. The city’s enforcement map highlights the streets where these parking restrictions would apply, therefore guiding drivers in planning and avoiding fines.
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San Mateo Public Works is here to help with any inquiries about the parking modifications. Public Works may be reached by residents by contacting [email protected] or at 650, 522-7300. With these developments, Bay Meadows keeps pushing to establish a community emphasizing sustainable living and transit-friendly solutions.
