Edinburgh ranked first place in an investigation into 20 cities across Britain aiming to assess how much people spent to park their vehicle amongst the cost of living crisis.
The study, conducted by car finance and loan company Moneybarn, investigated the average cost to park for one hour as well as the number of National Car Parks (NCP) parking spaces compared to licensed vehicles.
Their study revealed that Edinburgh costs on average £7.78 for a one-hour stay, making it the UK’s most expensive parking city.
Here are the top 10 most expensive cities in the UK for parking prices, including Glasgow:
Their study revealed that Edinburgh costs on average £7.78 for a one-hour stay, making it the UK’s most expensive parking city.
5. Brighton
Now officially below the £6 or greater threshold, Brighton's averagely hourly parking cost is £5.45 Photo: hija via Getty Images
6. Nottingham
Finally seeing average hourly parking costs drop below a fiver, Nottingham takes sixth place with an average cost of £4.65. Photo: cirano83 via Getty Images Signature
7. Glasgow
Scotland enters the league table again with Glasgow, which had a £4.03 average parking cost per hour according to Moneybarn. Photo: revpeconroy0 via Pixabay
8. Bristol
Bristol, besting the city of Glasgow by only £0.08, has an average parking cost of £3.95 per hour. Photo: GordonBellPhotography via Getty Images