Keller has no citywide ban on overnight on-street parking. Vehicles must be registered, operable, and cannot remain in one spot over 48 hours. Most Keller HOAs impose stricter overnight rules on their streets.
The City of Keller does not enforce a blanket ban on overnight on-street parking in residential districts. Under the Keller Traffic Code, any vehicle parked on a public street must display current Texas registration and inspection, must be operable, and cannot remain parked in one location for more than 48 consecutive hours. Vehicles left longer may be tagged as abandoned under Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683, which authorizes municipalities to remove and dispose of abandoned motor vehicles after statutory notice. Overnight parking remains prohibited anywhere city code restricts parking generally, including near fire hydrants, stop signs, crosswalks, driveways, and no-parking zones. The city has posted overnight restrictions on certain streets adjacent to parks, trails, and school zones where overnight vehicles interfere with maintenance or sight lines. Keller does not administer a guest overnight permit system. Most of the enforcement pressure on overnight parking in Keller comes from HOAs, which commonly prohibit overnight street parking on privately maintained streets and authorize private towing after notice under Texas Property Code Chapter 209. Homeowners in master-planned communities should review CCRs and HOA rules before parking guest or secondary vehicles overnight. For questions on specific streets, residents can contact Keller Police non-emergency at 817-743-4500.
Citations typically $30 to $75 for standard overnight parking violations. Abandoned-vehicle towing under TX Transportation Code 683 at owner expense, commonly $250 to $500.
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