Daytona Beach, FL Parking Rules: Commercial & Oversized Vehicles (2026)

City Code Sec. 94-56(a) treats parking large commercial or recreational vehicles when not in use as outside storage, which is generally prohibited. Under subsection (1), no beach concession vehicle, commercial vehicle, wagon, trailer, or truck over one-ton capacity may be parked for more than two hours on any calendar day on any public right-of-way, or on any private lot except inside a completely enclosed garage. Under subsection (2), trucks or trailers with more than four wheels or exceeding 10,000 pounds GVW cannot be parked outside an enclosure on private property for more than two hours per calendar day, with a carve-out letting household-moving trucks and trailers park on private property up to two full days.

Sec. 94-57 sets enforcement: a violation occurring on a public right-of-way is a parking-ticket violation punishable under Sec. 94-3(a), and the vehicle may additionally be impounded under Sec. 94-4. A violation on private property may be remedied under the Land Development Code's remedies for illegal storage/parking of commercial vehicles, or the vehicle may be removed by the city under the removal procedure in Sec. 94-183, shortened here to a 24-hour notice period rather than the standard 48 hours used for front-yard vehicle nuisances. 189, cross-referenced directly in this chapter.