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Street Parking Limits: Fontana vs Rialto

How do street parking limits rules compare between Fontana, CA and Rialto, CA?

Fontana and Rialto have similar restriction levels.

Fontana, CA

San Bernardino County

Some Restrictions

Fontana regulates on-street parking under FMC Title 10 and CVC 22500 and 22651. Cars cannot park at colored curbs, block driveways, or exceed the state 72-hour rule under CVC 22651(k).

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Rialto, CA

San Bernardino County

Some Restrictions

Rialto Municipal Code Title 10 (Vehicles and Traffic) regulates on-street parking, governed in tandem with California Vehicle Code Division 11, Chapter 9 (CVC §§22500-22526). Posted curb colors, time limits, and street-sweeping schedules are enforced by Rialto Community Compliance and Rialto Police.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactFontanaRialto
Governing LawFMC Title 10 + CVC 22500-
72-Hour RuleCVC 22651(k) tow eligible-
Hydrant Clearance15 ft minimum-
Crosswalk Clearance20 ft minimum-
Street SweepingPosted days enforced-
Local code title-Rialto Municipal Code Title 10 — Vehicles and Traffic
State framework-Cal. Vehicle Code §§22500-22526
Curb-to-wheel distance-Within 18 inches (CVC §22502)
Hydrant clearance-15 feet (CVC §22514)
Enforcement-Rialto Police Dept. + Community Compliance Division

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Fontana FAQ

How long can I park on a Fontana street?

Up to 72 consecutive hours under CVC 22651(k). After that, police may tag and tow the vehicle as abandoned.

Can I park overnight on my Fontana residential street?

Generally yes unless signs prohibit it. Check for posted permit-only signs or street-sweeping restrictions on your block.

Rialto FAQ

Can I park on the street in front of my own house in Rialto?

Yes, unless the curb is painted red, yellow, white, blue, or green, or a posted sign restricts parking (e.g., street sweeping, permit-only). The vehicle must be currently registered and parked within 18 inches of the curb per CVC §22502.

How long can a vehicle sit on a Rialto street without moving?

Under CVC §22651(k) and Rialto Municipal Code Title 10, a vehicle parked on a public street for more than 72 consecutive hours may be cited and towed as abandoned. Move the vehicle at least one block every 72 hours.

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