Parking Information


Street Parking
15 minute and 1 hour parking areas are monitored year round. The 1 hour limit for on-street parking is not in effect, however, after 6 pm nightly, and on weekends. Streets outside the downtown core offer less-restricted parking.

Watch for signs indicating overnight parking limitations, such as "No Parking Between 2am and 6am, Mon-Fri" (different days for different streets). Vehicles are not allowed to remain in these areas overnight due to street cleaning.


Parking Lots

Juneau Municipal Garage
Marine Way, below the City Library
4 hour parking, 50 cents an hour, 6 am to 6 pm
Free parking after 6 pm
Clearance 6' 10" (no camping)

City Parking Lot
Corner of Main and Egan
4 hour parking, 50 cents an hour, 6 am to 6 pm
Free parking on weekends and weekdays after 6 pm

Sub Port Parking Lot
Egan Drive & Whittier, near Coast Guard Station
Free public parking (no overnight parking)


Long Term Parking
Long term vehicle parking is available at the Juneau airport, with an attendant on duty 24 hours a day. The cost is $7 per day or $42 per week. For more information, please call 907-789-2343. Owners of large RVs should contact local RV parks.


Large Vehicles and RVs
Downtown streets are narrow with numerous one-way streets. Parking on the street in such a manner that impairs the view of other drivers, obstructs traffic flow, or is otherwise hazardous is prohibited.


Public Transportation
We encourage the use of the city bus to travel around downtown Juneau. Service runs every 30 minutes daily May through September, with limited operation on Sundays and holidays. Bus schedules and information can be obtained at the airport, ferry terminal, and downtown visitor centers. Please contact Capital Transit at 907-789-6901 for more informatin.


Helpful Driving Tips
From the Alaska DMV Driver's Manual

• Alaska law requires everyone in a motor vehicle to use a safety belt.
    
• Slow down, yield and be prepared to stop when approaching pedestrians who are walking on or crossing the roadway.
    
• Signal well in advance for turns, stops, or lane changes.
    
• Right turns are permitted at red lights only after a full stop and if the turn can be made safely, or is not restricted by a posted sign.
    
• Driving conditions in Juneau are often less than ideal, so please use caution. Many streets have special posted speed limits.
    
• A driver may not drive at such slow speed as to hold back or block the normal and reasonable flow of traffic. On multi-lane highways, if you drive slower than other traffic, use the right lane, except when passing.

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