York County, PA Parking Rules: Commercial & Oversized Vehicles (2026)
Key Facts
- County residential rule
- None: municipal
- York City streets
- Weight/oversize, Article 513
- State permitting
- PA Vehicle Code, Title 75
- County park rule
- One space max (§ 75-14)
- Where to check
- Municipal zoning/police
Summary
Oversized and overweight vehicle parking is regulated by municipalities across York County, not the county. York City's Article 513 addresses oversize/overweight vehicles and street weight limits. Within York County Parks, a vehicle may not take up more than one designated parking space unless a Park Ranger approves.
No Person shall: … Park a motor vehicle within the Park System in such a manner as to take up more than one designated parking space unless approved by a Park Ranger.
Full Breakdown
Where a large truck, RV, or oversized vehicle may park on a street or lot is a municipal matter in York County. York City's Article 513 (§ 513.07–513.08) covers weight restrictions and oversize/overweight vehicles on city streets. Pennsylvania Title 75 governs oversize permitting on public roads. The county's direct control is limited to its parks: under Chapter 75, no person may park so as to take up more than one designated space without ranger approval. Contact your municipality for residential oversized-vehicle limits.
Violations & Fines
Municipal oversized-vehicle violations are fined under local ordinance and PA Title 75. Taking multiple park spaces without approval is a Chapter 75 summary offense ($75–$800).
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I park an oversized vehicle in York County?
Can an oversized vehicle use two park spaces?
Sources & Official References
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