Commercial vehicle parking in the City of Miami follows Miami-Dade County Section 33-124.1 categories. Vehicles over 20 feet are prohibited in residential zones. Work trucks with external equipment need screening.
The City of Miami applies Miami-Dade County commercial vehicle parking regulations under Section 33-124.1. Category 1 (passenger vehicles with signage): up to two at a residence. Category 2 (vehicles with external equipment): one allowed behind the building line screened by 6-foot opaque fence. Category 3 (over 20 feet or 8 feet high): prohibited in all residential zones. Temporary stops for loading and unloading limited to one hour in 24 hours.
First offense: $100. Repeat: $500 per vehicle. Vehicles may be towed. Owner responsible for all fees.
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