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Driving and Parking

Important information about driving and parking in Gibraltar

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Driving in Gibraltar

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Please note that no entry tax or other fees are payable to enter Gibraltar.

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Driving is on the right in Gibraltar and roads are narrow: drive slowly and watch out for pedestrians.

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The speed limit is 50 kph except where otherwise indicated by traffic signs.

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It is compulsory to wear seat belts in the front and rear of the vehicle and important to note that pedestrians have right of way at pedestrian crossings.

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It is compulsory to drive with dipped headlights in the hours of darkness.

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Crash helmets must be worn at all times when on a motorised two-wheeled vehicle.

Important notices

It is not possible to drive a non-resident vehicle within the area of the Gibraltar Nature Reserve, Upper Rock, except in the case of Blue Badge holders.

You are advised to take a Rock Tour, by taxi or by coach if pre-arranged, via Cable Car to the top of the Rock or on foot.

The nearest stop to the Nature Reserve, Upper Rock entrance by public bus is the last stop on Route no.1, which stops near the Moorish Castle entrance.

Parking in Gibraltar

Select the parking location below to view more info and pay. 

PAY AND DISPLAY: These are meter based rates. You can also pay online: https://parking.gibcarparks.com/parking/book 

 

 

Free parking in the Town Area

Grand Parade vicinity of Cable Car bottom station (Only the centre bays white lines parking bays are free parking areas, yellow lines are resident permit holders and blue lines are pay and display).

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There are no caravan facilities on the Rock itself and it is recommended that caravans do not enter Gibraltar as the streets are very narrow and there are no parking places for large vehicles. However, there are two excellent caravan sites in the immediate vicinity of the border on the Spanish side.

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