Warner Robins, GA Parking Rules: Commercial & Oversized Vehicles (2026)

Section 66 of the zoning ordinance flatly states that commercial vehicles and trailers used for commercial purposes shall not be parked or stored on any lot occupied by a dwelling, or on any lot in a residential district, except as the section allows. 1 sets the baseline: no more than one commercial vehicle is permitted per dwelling, and in no case may a commercial tractor-trailer or a vehicle carrying explosives, gasoline beyond its own fuel tank, or liquefied petroleum products be parked there at all, regardless of the one-vehicle allowance.

2 are met: the commercial vehicle cannot sit within a public street right-of-way, and its location cannot create a safety hazard, traffic obstruction, or block access and egress to neighboring properties. This provision was adopted with the citywide zoning rewrite (Ord. No. 32-14, 11-3-14) and later amended (Ord. No. 05-18, Exh. A(a), 1-16-18), and it applies citywide to any lot with a dwelling, not just those in a residential zoning district, meaning even a live-work property in a mixed-use area is bound by the one-vehicle limit and the outright ban on tractor-trailers and hazardous cargo vehicles.