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How to get a baby stroller parking permit in Miami

Running errands with a baby is never a chore most mothers look forward to. It gets a little easier in Miami, Florida when you can park in those clean little green spots to wander around! Here's how you can get one for yourself and your baby.

Application process and tips

  • You must have a baby. The back of the permit states that it can only be used "when traveling with a baby and a stroller."
  • Permits can be obtained from your local TeamMetro office. The mother, father or legal guardian must present a photo ID.
  • Proof of the child's age is required in the form of a birth certificate. The permit is valid until the child's third birthday.
  • As of 2018, baby stroller permits cost $ 35 (which includes the $ 2 processing fee). There is a $ 15 replacement fee.
  • You should know that cars with disabled permits can also park in baby stroller parking spots if there are no disabled spots available.

What do you need

  • Photo ID of parent / legal guardian
  • Baby age test
  • Cash or check for the processing fee

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