Parking Rules in Palm Beach County, FL (2026)

7 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 5 cities in Palm Beach County, Florida.

Verified from official government sources

Note: These county rules apply to unincorporated areas of Palm Beach County. If you live within an incorporated city, that city's own rules apply — see the city list below.

RV & Boat Parking

Palm Beach County ULDC §6.D.1.A.4 limits RV and boat storage in residential zones to side or rear yards behind the front building line, screened from view. Maximum one RV plus one boat per single-family lot.

Parking: Rv Boat Parking

Heavy Restrictions

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Driveway Rules

Palm Beach County requires driveway permits from PBC Engineering for connections to county roads. Residential driveways must be paved with concrete, asphalt, pavers, or approved pervious material per ULDC §6.D.

Parking: Driveway Rules

Some Restrictions

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Commercial Vehicle Restrictions

Palm Beach County ULDC §6.D.1.A.5 prohibits commercial vehicles over 1-ton rated capacity from overnight parking in residential zones. Limit one work vehicle per single-family residence.

Parking: Commercial Vehicles

Heavy Restrictions

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Street Parking Limits

Palm Beach County ULDC §6.D.1 prohibits parking on unimproved surfaces in residential zones. No overnight street parking on county roads from 2 AM to 6 AM in most unincorporated areas.

Parking: Street Parking

Some Restrictions

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Overnight Parking

Palm Beach County does not have a blanket overnight parking ban on county roads in unincorporated areas, but no parking 2 AM to 6 AM signs are posted in select neighborhoods. Beach lots prohibit overnight parking.

Parking: Overnight Parking

Some Restrictions

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EV Charging

Palm Beach County permits residential Level 2 EV chargers as ordinary electrical work under the Florida Building Code. New commercial parking lots over 50 spaces must include EV-ready conduit per PBC Green Building program.

Parking: Electric Vehicle Charging

Few Restrictions

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Abandoned Vehicles

Palm Beach County ULDC §14.B and FL §715.05 allow tagging of abandoned vehicles after 72 hours on public ROW or 48 hours on private property without owner consent. Towed to county-contracted impound lot.