Davie, FL Parking Rules: Overnight Parking (2026)

The Town of Davie's published Code Compliance guidance does not state a single town-wide prohibition on overnight parking of ordinary passenger vehicles on residential streets; instead, on-street parking is governed by Chapter 24 (Traffic and Vehicles) of the Town's Code of Ordinances together with locally posted signage and the statewide baseline in Florida Statute 316.1945. Where the Town has posted overnight or time-limited restrictions on a particular street, lot, or community, those posted limits control and are enforced by the Davie Police Department. The Town's clearest overnight restrictions apply to specific vehicle types rather than to all cars: under Town Code Section 24-43.1, utility trailers, boats, and RVs may not be stored in a driveway, front yard, sidewalk, or swale area and must be relocated to the side or rear yard; under Town Code Section 12-33(G), commercial vehicles and construction equipment may not be parked, stored, or maintained within a residentially zoned district, whether on private property, swale areas, or public or private road rights-of-way. Practically, this means an ordinary car parked overnight in a legal space is generally allowed, but overnight storage of boats, RVs, trailers, and commercial vehicles in front yards, driveways, swales, or on residential streets is restricted. Residents with questions about a specific street should confirm with the Town and obey posted signs.