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Media Release

Date: 10 October 2016

Bath RUH's new 300-space public car park now open

A new 300-space public car park is now fully open for patients and visitors to the Bath Royal United Hospital. Work on building a new road has also been completed, meaning drivers can now access the car park from the main hospital entrance off Combe Park.

A new automated number plate recognition (ANPR) parking payment system is already in place in all RUH public car parks, operated by the car park management company ParkingEye. It is a single system that replaces a mixture of barriers and pay and display machines and means drivers will be able to pay more accurately for the time they have parked.

For more information visit the car parking pages and see signs across the RUH car parks.

Parking charges, for the fifth year running, have not been increased. Blue Badge holders will continue to park for free – they just have to register on the new system.

Parking fees are not designed to generate profit. They are intended to cover the cost of providing onsite parking, including ownership, maintenance, security and staffing.

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