About Parkeertabel and its publisher

Radif Partners reads the open data of the Dutch National Parking Register (NPR), published by the RDW under CC0, and works out per municipality and per zone what an hour, a day or an evening of parking costs and on which days and hours you pay. Permit prices and the cost of a parking penalty (naheffingsaanslag) come from each municipality's parking tax by-law. We are not a municipality, a parking operator or a payment app; we sell nothing and ask for no personal data.

Why Parkeertabel exists

Each Dutch municipality publishes its parking rates in its own way: a map here, a PDF there, a by-law with dozens of zones. Parking apps show the price only once you have started a session. Yet the rates, zones and hours of almost every paid zone are in one public register. Parkeertabel turns that register into a calculator: a city, a zone, a time, and you see the cost before you park.

The publisher

Radif Partners, a company that builds calculators from public data. It is not a municipality, a parking operator or a payment app, uses no logos of any administration, charges nothing and has no affiliate links.

Radif Partners
49 rue du Ressort
63000 Clermont-Ferrand, Frankrijk / France
contact@parkeertabel.nl

Sources

Rates and hours: RDW Open Data Parkeren (National Parking Register, CC0). Permits and penalty costs: the municipal parking tax by-laws, such as Utrecht's 2026 by-law. Addresses: PDOK Locatieserver. The method explains how they are used and the editorial policy how they are corrected.

What we do not do

We sell no parking time, issue no permits, handle no objections to fines and give no legal advice. The amount shown is an estimate under the published rates; the meter or app on the spot decides. Nothing you type leaves your browser except an address sent to PDOK: see the privacy policy.

Write to us

contact@parkeertabel.nl, if a rate, a time or a zone looks wrong.