Parking Rules in Provo, UT (2026)

Provo City Code 9.31.055, Using Streets for Parking of Recreational Vehicles, Trailers, and Boats (as quoted by provo.gov FAQ)

It is unlawful for any person to park a recreational vehicle, trailer, boat, or similar conveyance whether attached or unattached to a motor vehicle, upon any public street or alley for more than 72 consecutive hours. [Any unit] moved from one spot and reparked on the same block within 72 hours shall be deemed to have been continuously parked.

Provo City Code 6.26.110(1) (Minimum Parking Requirements)

(1) Parking and driveway areas for a rental dwelling shall be built as specified in Section 14.37.090, Provo City Code, and maintained in good condition. (a) Paving shall be maintained so as to eliminate dust or mud, and shall be sealed, resurfaced, graded and drained to dispose of or infiltrate all surface water. Surface water drainage shall not cross a public sidewalk. (b) The width of any no...

Provo City Code 9.32.090, Parking of Trucks

No truck or truck trailer with a rated capacity of one and one-half (1 1/2) tons or more, or licensed for more than eighteen thousand (18,000) pounds gross, shall be allowed to be parked on public streets in a residential area for more than two (2) hours except while actually loading or unloading merchandise. In no event shall it remain parked for longer than eight (8) hours.

Provo City, Parking, Prohibited Parking Locations (provo.gov/273/Parking)

Vehicles cannot be parked: On sidewalks or crosswalks; In front of driveways or intersections; Within 15 feet of fire hydrants; Within 20 feet of crosswalks or fire station entrances; Within 30 feet of traffic control signals, stop signs, or yield signs; Within 50 feet of railroad crossings; In bike lanes; On bridges, elevated structures, or highway tunnels; In disability stalls without proper ...

Provo City, Parking - Vehicle Storage on City Streets/Property (provo.gov)

All vehicles parked on a City street or City property are required to have current registration and must move at least every 72 hours a minimum of 400 feet before returning to the same location.

Provo City Code 14.34.330(2)(c) and (3)

(c) The developer may elect in writing at the time of application whether parking spaces with electric vehicle charging stations or electric vehicle-ready infrastructure will be counted toward the zone's amenity square footage requirements or parking minimums, but those spaces may not be counted toward both requirements. If no written election is made, such spaces will count toward amenity spac...

Provo City Code 14.34.080(1)-(2) (Am 1990-53, Am 1995-02, Am 1995-71, Am 1998-06, Am 1998-21, Am 1998-43, Am 2022-57)

It shall be unlawful to park, store or leave or permit the parking, storing, or leaving of any licensed or unlicensed motor vehicle of any kind or part(s) thereof which is in a wrecked, junked, partially dismantled, inoperative, or abandoned condition, whether attended or not, upon any private property within the City limits of the City of Provo for a period of time in excess of seventy-two (72...

Provo City Code 14.37.090(4)-(5)

(4) Except for single-family residential, public and private parking areas shall be striped before use to clearly demarcate required parking spaces... Striping shall be at least three (3) inches wide and shall consist of white or yellow paint designed for this purpose. (5) Where visitor parking is required, each such space shall be clearly identified by the use of signage or painting of the cur...

Provo City Code 9.31.070(1)-(2)

(1) The City Traffic Engineer is hereby authorized and directed, subject to any applicable provisions of the Provo City Code, to cause curbs to be painted, and lines to be painted and signs to be erected, in or near the public streets, which indicate locations or the manner in which motor vehicles may or may not be parked. (2) When painted on curbs the following colors shall have the following ...

Provo City Code 9.80.010 (Purpose) and 9.80.130 (Limit on Available Number of Permits)

This Chapter is enacted to establish a regulatory framework to address serious adverse effects caused in certain areas of the City by motor vehicle congestion, particularly the parking of motor vehicles on the streets where on- and off-site parking is inadequate to meet the demand for parking... For the reasons set forth in this Chapter, a system of preferential resident parking is enacted. ......

Provo City Code 9.31.090(3), (9), (11) (Enacted 1990-65)

A parking prohibition shall automatically go into effect on any part of any primary snow emergency route, which has been signed as such, on which there has been an accumulation of snow and ice of six (6) inches or more. ... Any vehicle parked on any primary or secondary snow emergency route in violation of any of the provisions of this Section may be impounded on authority of any City police of...