Petition · past parliament
Set a limit of £3 per day for parking at railway station car parks
Rejected
13 signatures
What the petition asks
Parking at train stations is too expensive.
At present, car park operators are not offering value for money. With the cost of living ever increasing, this is an unnecessary tax on hard-working people.
This petition calls for a £3 per day limit at all train station car parks across the UK.
At present, car park operators are not offering value for money. With the cost of living ever increasing, this is an unnecessary tax on hard-working people.
This petition calls for a £3 per day limit at all train station car parks across the UK.
Commuters across the country face extortionate parking fees every day, on top of their rail fares. Parking at railway station car parks can cost commuters as much as £23 per day. This is an unnecessary tax on hard-working motorists.
In many areas, it is cheaper for commuters to drive to nearby residential areas and get a taxi to the local train station, putting pressure on residential roads and restricting access for locals.
Sign the petition above for fairer charges at railway car parks.
In many areas, it is cheaper for commuters to drive to nearby residential areas and get a taxi to the local train station, putting pressure on residential roads and restricting access for locals.
Sign the petition above for fairer charges at railway car parks.
Why it was rejected
It asked for something that is not the responsibility of the UK Government or Parliament.
The decision to charge for car parking at a station is a commercial decision for the station operator.
For more information, see: https://orr.gov.uk/info-for-the-public/station-car-park-charges
For more information, see: https://orr.gov.uk/info-for-the-public/station-car-park-charges
Timeline
| 14 May 2019 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 13 Jun 2019 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
13
Status
Rejected
Rejected
13 Jun 2019
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Source: the official petition page. Last checked 15 Jul 2026.