Pico Rivera, CA Parking Rules: Overnight Parking (2026)
Key Facts
- Ban hours
- 2 a.m. to 4 a.m.
- Applies to
- Any oversized vehicle citywide
- Permit
- Free 48-hour permit available (§10.80.030)
- Permit cap
- Max 4 permits per vehicle per month
- Loophole closure
- 200-foot relocation still counts as parked
- Adopted
- Ordinance 1106 § 4, 2017
Summary
Pico Rivera bars parking any oversized vehicle on a public street, alley or right-of-way between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. under Section 10.80.010. Residents can get a free forty-eight-hour permit under Section 10.80.030, limited to four permits per vehicle each calendar month.
§ 10.80.010. Prohibition of parking of oversized vehicles. Except as provided in Section 10.80.020 or otherwise expressly provided to the contrary herein, no person shall park, stop, or leave standing on any public street, park road, alley or rights-of-way in the city any oversized vehicle between the hours of two a.m. and four a.m. For purposes of this section, an oversized vehicle that is moved to a location or parking place that is within two hundred feet of its original location or parking place shall be deemed to be parked at the same original location. ... ... § 10.80.030. Forty-eight-hour temporary parking permits. ... Not more than four permits shall be issued for any specific oversized vehicle within any given calendar month. Permits may not be issued for consecutive periods, and there must be a minimum of forty-eight consecutive hours between the issuance of permits for a specific property or a specific oversized vehicle.
Full Breakdown
Section 10.80.010, in Chapter 10.80 Oversized Vehicle Overnight Parking Regulations, bars parking, stopping or leaving standing any oversized vehicle on a public street, park road, alley or right-of-way between two a.m. and four a.m., and closes an obvious loophole by deeming a vehicle moved less than two hundred feet from its original spot to still be parked in the same location. Section 10.80.020 exempts emergency stopping to avoid a traffic conflict or comply with an officer's direction, emergency and official vehicles under Section 10.04.020, vehicles displaying a valid filming or similar permit issued under Section 5.61.050 or 15.50.550(B), a vehicle displaying a valid temporary parking permit under Section 10.80.030, and anyone making emergency repairs to the vehicle during the restricted hours.
Section 10.80.030 lets the city manager issue a resident, tenant or property owner, or their bona fide guest, a temporary parking permit valid for forty-eight hours at no cost, provided the applicant proves residency and ownership or control of the vehicle, the permit states the resident's address and is valid only on that block, no more than four permits are issued for the same vehicle in any calendar month, consecutive permit periods are barred with a minimum forty-eight hours between issuances, the vehicle is never used for overnight camping or lodging, it does not block any safety or traffic-control device, and the city manager finds parking it would not create a public safety hazard.
Violations & Fines
Parking an oversized vehicle on a public street between two a.m. and four a.m. without a valid exemption or temporary permit under Sections 10.80.020 and 10.80.030 is enforced by the city's parking enforcement officers under Section 10.40.230, who can issue a citation for the standing violation and refer repeat or unresolved violations for towing under the general seventy-two-hour and obstruction removal authority elsewhere in Chapter 10.40.
Frequently Asked Questions
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