Produces an online guide for people living in their vehicles in Seattle. Explains parking regulations for regular as well as oversized vehicles, what to do if the vehicle receives a parking ticket, and how to request assistance.

Guide for People Living in Vehicles offered by City of Seattle's Human Services Department

Programs that provide information about the parking regulations in a community. Information about daytime parking, night parking, winter parking and special parking regulations is generally included.

Parking Regulations Information

Programs that provide information for individuals whose illegally parked cars or other vehicles have been towed regarding the address of the police garage or other location where their cars are being stored and the amount of the fines they will need to pay in order to retrieve them. Also included are programs that provide information about vehicles that have been confiscated or stolen and recovered by the police; the police garages which, in addition to storing impounded vehicles, release vehicles and their contents to their owners once applicable fines have been paid or other conditions met; and the offices of officials who conduct hearings at the request of individuals who believe that their vehicle should not have been impounded to determine whether there was probable cause to impound the vehicle.

Impounded Vehicle Services

Information and services available to people with personal computers equipped with Internet connections and the appropriate software.

Internet Information Resources

Handles a variety of maintenance and traffic safety concerns involving streets in Seattle. Manages on-street parking. 
Researches traffic signal timing, monitors intersections and major traffic corridors and controls electronic messaging signs. 
Live video feed of high traffic areas can be viewed from the website.  
Maintains a web-based mapping tool of available street and lot parking in Seattle city limits.

Traffic and Parking Management Services offered by City of Seattle's  Department of Transportation

Handles a variety of maintenance and traffic safety concerns involving streets in Seattle.

Programs that plan, design and operate systems of roads and highways, airways and waterways that ensure the safe and efficient movement of people and/or goods.

Traffic Control

Programs that provide information and assistance for people who have been cited for violations of one of the provisions of state motor vehicle codes or local parking or traffic ordinances and have questions about paying the ticket, requirements regarding an appearance in court and their rights and alternatives concerning the ticket.

Traffic/Parking Ticket Information/Advice

Programs that accept reports regarding abandoned motor vehicles on public roads, in parking lots or on other public property and/or arrange for their removal. Also included are programs that accept and/or act upon reports of violations of local ordinances regarding vehicles stored on private property.

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Guide for People Living in Vehicles offered by City of Seattle's Human Services Department

Traffic and Parking Management Services offered by City of Seattle's Department of Transportation