How to Pay for Parking in Webuye Town

Parking payment methods available Webuye Town, situated along the Eldoret–Malaba highway in Bungoma County include use of USSD code *483*039# or manually using cash.

Key Parking areas include the Webuye County Hospital , a major referral facility in the region , and Khetia’s Supermarket , a prominent retail outlet serving the local community .

Streen Public Parking zones in Webuye Town are commonly found around Webuye Bus Park, Pan Paper Roundabout, and Webuye ESP Market .

Steps to pay for Street Parking in Webuye Town using USSD code *483*039#

1. Dial *483*039# on your mobile phone.
2. Select County Services from the menu.
3. Choose Webuye Sub-County as your location.
4. Select Parking from the list of services.
5. Choose your vehicle type (e.g., Saloon Car, Pickup, Lorry, Matatu).
6.  Enter your vehicle registration number (e.g., KDF123A).
7.  Confirm the payment details displayed.
8. You will receive an M-PESA STK Push prompt.
9. Enter your M-PESA PIN to authorize the transaction.
10. A confirmation SMS will be sent to you as proof of payment. 

Steps to pay for Street parking in Webuye Town manually using cash

1. Visit the nearest Bungoma County Revenue Office in Webuye Town.
2. Provide your vehicle registration number and specify the parking zone.
3. Pay the applicable parking fee in cash at the counter.
4. Obtain an official receipt indicating the payment details.
5. Display the receipt on your vehicle’s dashboard if required by county enforcement officers. 

OR Alternatively;

1. Locate an authorized parking attendant wearing a yellow coat 
2. Provide your vehicle Registration details 
3. Pay for the required parking fee in cash (ask for rates it not displayed)
4. Ensure you receive an official receipt and display it at your dashboard at request 

By offering both digital and cash payment options, Bungoma County ensures that motorists in Webuye Town can choose the method that best suits their needs. The USSD system provides a quick and efficient way to handle parking fees, while cash payments remain available for those who prefer traditional methods.