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Simi Valley, CA Parking Rules: Commercial & Oversized Vehicles (2026)

Light Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified June 2026

Key Facts

Size threshold
Over 23 ft long, 7 ft wide, or 8 ft high
Detached trailers
Prohibited on all city streets
Home-occupation rule
No overnight commercial vehicle 10,000+ lb GVW in residential area
Permit option
Temporary permit via SVPD Traffic Bureau (case by case)
Enforcement
Simi Valley Police Department; Code Enforcement for home-occupation

Summary

Under SVMC 4-9.402, commercial and oversized vehicles longer than 23 feet, wider than 7 feet, or taller than 8 feet may not park on any Simi Valley city street, and commercial vehicles of 10,000+ lb GVW associated with a home occupation may not be parked overnight in residential areas.

Vehicles over 23 ft. long, 7 ft. wide or 8 ft. high, as well as detached trailers, are restricted from parking on all city streets under Section 4-9.402 S.V.M.C. This ordinance is enforced by the Simi Valley Police Department. Violators will be cited under 4-9.402 S.V.M.C. and vehicles may be towed at their owner's expense.

Source: Simi Valley Municipal Code - VehiclesView official code

Full Breakdown

Simi Valley's commercial-vehicle parking rules combine two sources. First, the City of Simi Valley's published Oversized Vehicle & Trailer Parking Restrictions flyer applies the same 23 ft / 7 ft / 8 ft dimensional limits of SVMC Section 4-9.402 to commercial trucks, box trucks, and trailers as it does to RVs; they are prohibited from all city streets and violators are cited and may be towed at the owner's expense. Detached trailers (utility, work, equipment) are likewise barred from on-street parking. Second, Simi Valley's home-occupation rules in the Development Code (Title 9) prohibit a home-based business from causing the overnight parking of commercial vehicles with a gross vehicle weight of 10,000 pounds or greater within the residential area in which the home occupation occurs. Bona-fide visitors or contractors with oversized commercial vehicles must obtain a temporary permit from the Simi Valley Police Department Traffic Bureau prior to street-parking.

Violations & Fines

Citation under SVMC 4-9.402 and towing at the owner's expense. Home-occupation violations are pursued separately through Code Enforcement under SVMC Title 9.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I park my work truck on the street in front of my Simi Valley house?
Only if it is within 23 ft long, 7 ft wide, and 8 ft high. Anything larger is prohibited under SVMC 4-9.402 and will be cited and possibly towed. Detached trailers are not allowed regardless of size.
I run a home business and have a box truck. Can it stay overnight?
No. Simi Valley's home-occupation rules prohibit overnight on-site or on-street parking of commercial vehicles with a gross weight of 10,000 pounds or greater in the residential area where the home occupation operates.
What if a contractor visits my home with an oversized truck?
The City requires visitors with oversized vehicles or trailers to obtain a permit from the Simi Valley Police Department before parking on a city street; there is no automatic grace period.

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