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Pay-By-Plate Parking Goes Live in Canal District April 20

By TWIW Staff | April 15, 2021
Last Updated: April 16, 2021

WORCESTER – The first phase of improved parking management goes live in the Canal district on Tuesday, April 20.

As previously reported by ThisWeekinWorcester.com, installation of multi-space parking meters began in the Canal District on March 23. The project replaces single-space meters throughout the city.

The City of Worcester released the following video highlighting features of the new pay-by-plate system with the announcement of the April 20 go-live date for the Canal District.

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