Reduced Fare Transit Card (ORCA LIFT)
Adults over 65, people with disabilities, youth ages 6–18, and people with incomes that qualify can get discounted ORCA cards.
The Restricted Parking Zone Program was created to help ease parking congestion in residential neighborhoods. Permits generally cost $95. Income-eligible vehicle owners can receive a restricted parking zone permit for $10. This is a one-time savings of $85, rather than a monthly savings.
Use this map for guidance on if your address is eligible for an RPZ permit.
With this program, you can expect to save an average of $43.00 annually.
You are eligible for the low-income reduced permit fee if you can prove your enrollment in any of the following government assistance programs:
You can apply online, by email, by mail, or in-person:
Email:
Mail:
Seattle Department of Transportation
Traffic and Parking Permits
PO Box 34996 Seattle, WA 98124-4996
In Person:
Seattle Municipal Tower
700 5th Ave., 4th Floor Kiosk
Seattle, WA 98104
Call or Schedule an Appointment ((206) 684-5086): Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except holidays
Walk-in Hours: Monday - Friday, 10:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., except holidays
What to have ready to apply:
Phone: (206) 684-5086
Email: rpzinfo@seattle.gov
View all Assistance and Discount Programs
Adults over 65, people with disabilities, youth ages 6–18, and people with incomes that qualify can get discounted ORCA cards.
Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) tenants are eligible for a temporary, fully-funded ORCA card to take transit at no cost.
Seattle Promise Scholars are eligible for a free, unlimited use ORCA card while enrolled in the program.