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Note: The process for paying your invoice has changed. Pay online or learn about other payment methods below.
There are 2 types of parking tickets you may receive from the MBTA.
- Non-payment of parking: These are the most common. Invoices for unpaid parking fees are mailed to the registered vehicle owner on a monthly basis. They include the regular daily parking fee and a $1 surcharge for each day of unpaid parking.
- Parking violations: These are less common, and are issued by the Transit Police in orange envelopes. They must be paid through the Plymouth County Parking Ticket system within 21 days.
How to Pay Non-payment Invoices
If you do not pay for parking before midnight on the day you park, you will receive an invoice for every day of unpaid parking in the previous month, plus a $1 surcharge for each.
You can also pay by phone by calling 888-941-9716, or send a check or money order (no cash) payable to “MBTA” to:
- MBTA Payment Processing Center
- P.O. Box 845934
- Boston, MA 02284-5934
Please include your license plate or invoice number on the check or money order. Returned checks will incur a $25 fee.
Late Payments
Failure to appeal or pay the full amount due will result in:
- 30 days past invoice date: $10 fine per ticket
- 90 days past invoice date: $20 per ticket and non-renewal of your license by the RMV
How to Pay Transit Police Parking Violations
If you receive a parking violation in an orange envelope from the Transit Police, pay it within 21 days to avoid additional fines. Unpaid parking tickets may result in penalties from the RMV, including the inability to renew your license or registration.
- Visit the Plymouth County Parking Ticket Payment website.
- Enter your license plate number.
- Follow the prompts to pay your ticket using a major credit or debit card.
- After you pay, you’ll receive a confirmation number, which will also be emailed to you.
- Print the confirmation page for your records.
- Enclose a check or money order for the amount of your ticket in the orange envelope you received it in.
- Write your return address in the upper left-hand corner of the envelope, attach a stamp, and place it in the mail.