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Garfield vs Hackensack

How do commercial vehicle restrictions rules compare between Garfield, NJ and Hackensack, NJ?

Garfield has fewer restrictions than Hackensack.

Garfield, NJ

Bergen County

Some Restrictions

Garfield limits each household to one registered commercial vehicle under its resident parking program, and bars heavy oversized commercial vehicles on streets overnight.

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Hackensack, NJ

Bergen County

Heavy Restrictions

Hackensack restricts overnight parking of commercial vehicles in residential zones. Trucks above weight thresholds may not be parked on residential streets or driveways for extended periods.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactGarfieldHackensack
Per householdOne commercial vehicle-
Size limits22 ft long, 7 ft wide-
Wheels on groundMaximum four-
Heavy weight barOver 5,000 lbs gross-
ExcludedActive delivery, utility trucks-
Residential Overnight-Generally prohibited
Weight Threshold-Around 5,000 lbs
Active Deliveries-Allowed briefly
Enclosed Garage-Storage permitted
Repeat Offense-Towing possible

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Garfield FAQ

Can I register two commercial vehicles to my Garfield home?

No. The Resident Parking Program allows each household to register only one qualifying commercial vehicle for an overnight street parking permit.

Are utility and delivery trucks affected?

No. Trucks actively making deliveries or pickups, and utility company vehicles operating in New Jersey, are excluded from the resident commercial vehicle restrictions.

Hackensack FAQ

Can I park my work van at home overnight?

If the van has commercial markings or exceeds weight limits, overnight residential street parking is prohibited. Storing it inside an enclosed garage is generally permitted.

Are there exceptions for tradespeople actively working?

Brief parking during active service calls, deliveries, or job-site work is allowed. Extended parking beyond reasonable work hours violates the commercial vehicle restriction.

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