Street Parking Limits: Fair Lawn vs Paramus
How do street parking limits rules compare between Fair Lawn, NJ and Paramus, NJ?
Paramus has fewer restrictions than Fair Lawn.
Fair Lawn, NJ
Bergen County
Fair Lawn limits each residence to two vehicles parked on the street nearby, with overflow vehicles requiring monthly permits from the Police Records Bureau or contact with non-emergency police.
View full Fair Lawn rules →Paramus, NJ
Bergen County
Paramus regulates on-street parking through Chapter 419 schedules that prohibit parking at all times on listed streets and limit hours on others, including no stopping or standing zones near schools and businesses.
View full Paramus rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Fair Lawn | Paramus |
|---|---|---|
| Default street limit | Two per residence | - |
| Permit office | Borough Hall Room 106 | - |
| Permit cost | Free, monthly renewal | - |
| Non-emergency line | 201-796-1400 | - |
| Governing chapter | - | Chapter 419 |
| All-times no parking | - | Schedule XIV |
| Hours-restricted zones | - | Schedule XVIII |
| Enforcement | - | Paramus Police Department |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Fair Lawn FAQ
How many cars can I park on the street in Fair Lawn?
By default, up to two vehicles per residence may park on the street nearby. Additional vehicles need approval from the Chief of Police via a free monthly permit.
How do I get a street parking permit in Fair Lawn?
Visit the Records Bureau in Borough Hall (Room 106) to obtain a free monthly permit, or call the non-emergency police line at 201-796-1400 before parking.
Paramus FAQ
How do I know if a Paramus street has parking restrictions?
Check posted signage and the Schedules XIV-XXI of Chapter 419. Any restrictions must be reflected on signs; absent signs, default state and overnight rules still apply.
Can my car be towed for a Paramus parking violation?
Yes. Vehicles parked in violation of posted restrictions or no-parking zones may be towed under Chapter 401 with all towing and storage fees paid by the owner.
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