Pembroke Pines, FL Parking Rules: Commercial & Oversized Vehicles (2026)

613(A) reaches any commercial vehicle or trailer 'having a length greater than 30 feet measured from the hitch to the rear,' plus tractor trailers, tow trucks, and trucks fitted with a box cabinet, platform, rack, lifting device, ladder, bucket, aerial device, refrigerated box or utility bed. The ban covers city streets, alleys and parkways as well as private property. Nine exceptions in subsection (A) narrow it: public safety vehicles; vehicles in agricultural or industrial districts; vehicles on a permitted active construction site; workers actively performing lawful work at the property; personal vehicles in residential neighborhoods parked outside a garage or carport; vehicles fully inside a garage or under a carport roofline; vehicles hidden by a fitted, undamaged opaque cover on a paved surface (not available once the vehicle tops ten feet); vehicles parked behind a fully opaque fence in the side setback (also capped at ten feet); and vehicles whose commercial lettering is concealed with no equipment exposed.

Subsection (B) separately allows temporary parking for tradesmen making deliveries, utility crews, and loading or unloading in preparation for a trip, provided the vehicle sits in the driveway where possible. Nonresidential uses may keep customary commercial vehicles on their own premises under (C), but never school buses for a private or parochial school. In B-1, B-2 and B-3 Districts, (D) caps a service station at three stored non-accessory commercial vehicles bearing a valid state plate.