Dibs & Space Saving: Arlington vs Fort Worth
How do dibs & space saving rules compare between Arlington, TX and Fort Worth, TX?
Arlington, TX
Tarrant County
No data available yet for Arlington.
Fort Worth, TX
Tarrant County
Fort Worth has no dibs or space-saving ordinance. Texas rarely experiences heavy snowfall that prompts such policies. Sec. 22-159 prohibits storing vehicles on public streets for more than 5 consecutive days. Placing objects such as chairs or cones to reserve public street parking spaces is not authorized and may constitute obstruction of a public roadway.
View full Fort Worth rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Arlington | Fort Worth |
|---|---|---|
| Dibs Policy | - | None - not authorized |
| Street Storage | - | Max 5 days (Sec. 22-159) |
| Public Parking | - | First-come, first-served |
| Obstruction | - | Objects in ROW removable |
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Arlington FAQ
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Fort Worth FAQ
Can I put a chair or cone to save my parking spot in Fort Worth?
No. Fort Worth does not authorize reserving public street parking spaces with objects. Public on-street parking is first-come, first-served. Objects placed in the roadway to reserve spaces may be treated as obstructions and removed by the city.
Is there a residential parking permit program in Fort Worth?
Fort Worth has explored residential parking permit programs for specific neighborhoods near high-traffic areas. Check with your City Council district office or Transportation & Public Works for current availability in your area.
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