New paid parking regulations on Sderot HaReches and Sderot Tzahal come into effect on 1.11.26, an are intended to improve parking availability for employees, visitors and parents of conservatory students. Enforcement will begin on 1.11.2026, after a warning period.
The changes will improve the availability of parking spaces according to the needs of users in each area. In the coming days, warnings will be distributed to drivers who park in violation of the signage that was recently erected, and enforcement at both locations will begin on Sunday, 1.11.2026.
The arrangement was determined following the large number of vehicles from rental and sales companies that parked on these streets and occupied parking spaces intended for use by employees and visitors in the area. The overnight parking ban is intended to free up parking spaces and increase their availability during the day.
On Sderot Tzahal near the Conservatory, parking will now be paid parking on blue and white. This is to encourage the rotation of vehicles and allow parents who bring their children to the Conservatory or come to pick them up to find a nearby parking space.
City residents who hold a municipal parking permit are entitled to the first two hours free of charge, subject to activating the parking application from the moment parking begins. It is necessary to ensure that the application identifies the vehicle as having a parking permit for a city resident, and to act in accordance with the conditions detailed in the signage.
The warning period is intended to allow drivers to become familiar with the new arrangements and prepare for the start of enforcement. The municipality asks the public to pay attention to the signage at both locations and to act in accordance with the updated parking arrangements.
