Doral, FL Parking Rules: Curb Color Rules (2026)
Key Facts
- Governing authority
- City parking administrator, Public Works Department
- Marking methods
- Signs, curb markings, or pavement markings
- Covered vehicles
- Scooters, mopeds, motorcycles, micro-mobility
- Enforcement penalty
- Towing and/or a fine
- Citation authority
- Certified parking enforcement specialists
Summary
Doral has no red-yellow-blue curb color code; instead, its parking administrator marks curbs and pavement with signs or paint to designate scooter, moped, motorcycle and micro-mobility parking, or to prohibit it elsewhere. Ignoring those markings gets a micro-mobility vehicle towed, fined, or both.
(2)The parking administrator may designate curbside parking spaces for scooter, moped, motorcycle, and micro-mobility vehicles parking in either individual parking spaces or groupings of parking spaces. Parking spaces with such designation shall have either signs, curb markings, or pavement markings promulgating scooter, moped, motorcycle, and micro-mobility vehicle parking only during posted hours. Parking for scooter, moped, motorcycle, and micro-mobility vehicles may be prohibited at other curbside parking spaces. Parking spaces with such designation shall either have a posted sign, curb markings, or pavement markings promulgating the prohibition of scooter, moped, motorcycle, and micro-mobility vehicle parking. The failure to adhere to such restrictions will result in the vehicle being towed and/or fined.
Full Breakdown
Section 44-174, within the parking article's curbside management division, authorizes the parking administrator to use technology to study curb usage patterns and allocate curb space among parking, transportation network pickups and drop-offs, taxicabs, bus stops, shuttles, micro-mobility uses and future transportation modes, adjusting locations, pricing, time limits and hours as the data warrants. Subsection (2) specifically lets the parking administrator designate curbside spaces, individually or in groupings, for scooter, moped, motorcycle and micro-mobility vehicle parking, marked with signs, curb markings, or pavement markings stating the permitted hours.
The same tool works in reverse: the parking administrator can mark other curbside spaces with signs, curb markings, or pavement markings to prohibit scooter, moped, motorcycle and micro-mobility parking there. This curb-marking authority sits alongside the parking administrator's broader duty under section 44-158 to determine the installation, hours, time limits and location of public parking, including parking signs, indicators and markings needed for enforcement. A designated parking enforcement specialist, police service aide, police officer or authorized agent certified under the Florida Department of Law Enforcement's Parking Enforcement Specialist Certification Program may issue citations for violating chapter 44's parking rules, including curb marking violations, under section 44-158(4).
Violations & Fines
Section 44-174(2) states that failing to adhere to posted curb marking restrictions for scooter, moped, motorcycle or micro-mobility vehicles "will result in the vehicle being towed and/or fined." Citations for violating curb markings are issued under the general parking enforcement authority in section 44-158(4).
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Doral use color-coded curbs like red for no-parking or blue for disabled?
What happens if I park a scooter where curb markings prohibit it?
Who decides where micro-mobility curb markings go in Doral?
Sources & Official References
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