Street Parking Limits: Fullerton vs Newport Beach

How long can I park on the street in Fullerton?

You can park on any public street for up to 72 consecutive hours unless signs indicate a shorter time limit. In permit parking zones near colleges and downtown, non-permit vehicles are limited to 2 hours during posted hours.

How do I get a residential parking permit in Fullerton?

If your neighborhood is in a designated Residential Permit Parking zone, you can apply through the City of Fullerton. Contact the city's parking division or visit the city website for application details and fees.

What happens if I don't move my car for street sweeping in Fullerton?

You will receive a parking citation, typically $58-$73. Check the posted signs on your street for sweeping days and times to avoid tickets.

How long can I park on the street in Newport Beach?

Newport Beach enforces a 72-hour maximum for any vehicle parked on a public street. Many areas near beaches and the harbor have shorter posted time limits of one to four hours. Always check posted signs in your area.

How do I get a residential parking permit in Newport Beach?

Residents in designated Residential Preferential Parking areas can apply through the city for a permit that exempts them from posted time limits on their street. Contact Parking Enforcement at (949) 644-3717 or visit the city website for application details.

Is parking enforced year-round near Newport Beach beaches?

Yes, parking enforcement occurs year-round, but enforcement is heightened during summer months and holidays when visitor traffic increases significantly in beach-adjacent areas like Balboa Peninsula and Corona del Mar.