Street Parking Limits: Anza vs Temecula

On county-maintained roads in unincorporated Riverside County, the California Vehicle Code governs most street parking. The Board of Supervisors may adopt local restrictions through Ordinance 413 (traffic regulations) including no-parking zones, time limits, and permit-parking districts around schools and trailheads. Many rural roads have no curb or shoulder, so parking there must not obstruct traffic.

Temecula allows on-street parking on most public streets except where prohibited by signs or red curb. The city enforces a 72-hour limit under California Vehicle Code §22651(k), restricts parking near fire hydrants and intersections, and prohibits stopping in posted no-parking zones. Many residential streets have specific time-limit or street-sweeping restrictions.