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Street Parking Limits: Hayward vs San Leandro

How do street parking limits rules compare between Hayward, CA and San Leandro, CA?

Hayward and San Leandro have similar restriction levels.

Hayward, CA

Alameda County

Some Restrictions

Hayward permits on-street parking with a 72-hour maximum on public streets before a vehicle is deemed abandoned under CVC 22651(k). Many downtown blocks have metered or time-limited parking.

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San Leandro, CA

Alameda County

Some Restrictions

San Leandro enforces CVC 22651(k) 72-hour street parking limit. Residential permit parking zones exist in some neighborhoods near BART.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactHaywardSan Leandro
72-hour ruleCVC 22651(k)CVC 22651(k)
Downtown metersMon-Sat 9am-6pm-
Permit districtsNear BART and downtown-
Hydrant clearance15 feet-
Parking enforcement510-583-4900-
Local code-SLMC Title 6 Ch 12
RPP districts-Near BART stations
Street sweeping-~$65 citation
Enforcement-SLPD parking

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Hayward FAQ

Can I park in front of my own house indefinitely?

No, even residents must move vehicles every 72 hours under CVC 22651(k) to avoid abandonment tow.

Are Sundays free at meters?

Yes, most downtown Hayward meters do not enforce on Sundays, but always check the posted signs.

San Leandro FAQ

How long can I park on a San Leandro street?

Up to 72 consecutive hours per CVC 22651(k). Moving a car a few feet does not reset the timer.

How do I report a long-parked car?

Contact San Leandro Police parking enforcement with the plate and address.

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