Driving in Nairobi? It’s important to understand the parking fees and zones to avoid getting slapped with an expensive fine. Here’s a quick guide to parking rates in Kenya’s capital city:
Zone I: Central Business District (CBD) If you’re heading into the heart of Nairobi, be prepared for the highest parking rates in the CBD zone:
- Saloon Cars: Ksh 300
- Vans and Pickups: Ksh 500
- Lorries and Minibuses (up to 5 tons): Ksh 2,000
- Lorries (over 5 tons): Ksh 3,000
Zone II: Commercial Centers and County Market Rates are more affordable when parking at other business hubs like malls and the County Market:
- Saloon Cars: Ksh 100
- Vans and Pickups: Ksh 150
- Lorries and Minibuses (up to 5 tons): Ksh 500
Automated Parking Some parking facilities now offer automated pay-per-hour parking with the following rates:
- First hour: Ksh 100
- Subsequent hours: Ksh 50 per hour
No matter where you park in Nairobi, be sure to pay the required fee to avoid penalties. Keep some extra shillings handy and be aware of the parking zone rates. Safe driving!
Also check: How to pay parking fees in Nairobi