Concord, NC Parking Rules: Commercial & Oversized Vehicles (2026)

, a nightly overnight window that runs regardless of the truck's cargo. Section 58-256(b) goes further for storage rather than transit: tractor-trailers, cargo trucks and other heavy equipment cannot be parked or stored in a residential district, or on the public right-of-way adjacent to one, unless the vehicle sits in an area completely screened from public view. Even where the zoning is commercial or industrial, Section 58-256(b) requires those vehicles to stay at least 25 feet from the boundary of any residential district. Section 58-256(a) separately bars parking or storing any automotive vehicle or trailer on a residentially zoned lot without current license plates, unless it sits inside an enclosed building.

These storage and screening rules sit inside the same section that regulates recreational vehicles, trailers and boats on trailers, so a resident whose driveway holds both a personal RV and a work tractor-trailer faces two different standards: the RV rules in subsection (c) and the truck rules in subsection (b). 00 if a cited owner fails to respond.