Chicago parking by address · Loop · Ward 34

Parking at 50 W Randolph St

Chicago sets parking rules by the block, so this covers 0–99 W Randolph St. Everything here is from City records — 383,528 parking tickets written across 155 blocks within a 10-minute walk, 2023–2025.

When is this block cleaned?
Not published
No 2026 season is published for this section.
Do I need a permit?
No
Not in a residential permit zone.
Cameras nearby?
6
349 N La Salle Dr (7 min walk) · 149 W Kinzie St (8 min walk)

Streets to watch near 50 W Randolph St

posted restrictions is the thing to watch around here: 0 W Randolph St alone took 16,088 tickets in three years, a 1 min walk away.

Posted restrictions142,501 tickets
Posted time restrictions. Worth reading the sign twice — this block is enforced.
  • 0 W Randolph St — 16,088 tickets, 1 min walk N
  • 0 W Hubbard St — 12,917 tickets, 8 min walk N
  • 400 N State St — 12,909 tickets, 8 min walk N
Metered blocks229,739 tickets
Metered. Pay the full time you will actually be gone, and set an alarm.
  • 100 N Wabash Ave — 16,753 tickets, 3 min walk E
  • 100 W Hubbard St — 15,708 tickets, 8 min walk N
  • 400 N Wabash Ave — 12,819 tickets, 8 min walk N
Other enforcement11,098 tickets
Enforced regularly. Read the posted signs before you park.
  • 100 N Stetson — 3,641 tickets, 7 min walk E
  • 100 N Dearborn St — 3,278 tickets, 2 min walk N
  • 0 N Dearborn St — 2,351 tickets, 2 min walk S

Cameras within a 10-minute walk

  • 349 N La Salle Dr — red-light camera, 7 min walk NW
  • 149 W Kinzie St — red-light camera, 8 min walk NW
  • �201 N Upper Wacker Dr — red-light camera, 8 min walk W
  • 200 S Michigan Ave — speed camera, 8 min walk SE
  • 380 W Wacker Dr — red-light camera, 8 min walk W
  • 73 E Jackson Blvd — red-light camera, 10 min walk SE

How to not get any of these

  • A text the night before every cleaning day on this block.
  • A spoken warning before you reach any of the 6 cameras nearby.
  • Your city sticker and plates bought on time — a missed sticker is $200.
  • The tickets you still get contested by mail, where 59% are dismissed.
The average ticketed Chicago driver pays $319 a year in fines and late fees. Autopilot is $99/year.
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Ticket counts are parking citations issued 2023–2025 from City of Chicago records obtained under the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140), placed to the 100-block. Speed and red-light citations are counted separately. Street-cleaning dates are the City’s published 2026 season for ward 34, section NA. Schedules change — always follow the posted signs.