New Payment Options For Parking In Beverly Hills

September 16, 2024 ·

Photo courtesy of the city of Beverly Hills Facebook page.

BEVERLY HILLS—On Friday, September 13, the city of Beverly Hills announced on its Facebook page that starting on Monday, September 16 that new payment options will be available for on-street parking:

-Flowbird Mobile Pay App

-Pay-by-Text

-Traditional meters (coins & cards still accepted)

Beverly Hills will never use a QR code for payment.

The rollout will run through October 28, in key areas like Civic Center, Robertson, Wilshire, and the Business Triangle. A $0.20 fee applies for mobile transactions. For details or questions call 310-285-1000 or email askBH@beverlyhills.org.

By Trevor

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