Rialto Municipal Code Title 10 incorporates the 72-hour rule of California Vehicle Code §22651(k): a vehicle that remains parked on a public street for more than 72 consecutive hours is subject to citation and tow. Rialto does not impose a blanket overnight ban for passenger cars, but oversized vehicles (RVs, trailers, commercial trucks over a posted weight) are restricted on residential streets.
California Vehicle Code §22651(k), adopted locally through Rialto Municipal Code Title 10, allows the city to remove any vehicle parked or left standing on a public street for 72 or more consecutive hours. Rialto Police and Community Compliance respond to complaint-driven calls; officers chalk tires or photograph the vehicle and re-check after 72 hours before tagging or towing. Overnight parking of recreational vehicles, motor homes, trailers, and commercial vehicles on residential streets is further regulated under Title 10 (Vehicles and Traffic) and Title 18 (Zoning) provisions limiting the duration RVs may be parked in front of a residence for loading/unloading. Designated truck routes are governed by Title 10 and by Rialto's heavy-vehicle ordinances reflecting its I-10/I-210 freight-hub character.
72-hour notice and tow under CVC §22651(k). Oversize-vehicle citations for parking RVs, trailers, or commercial trucks beyond allowed time on residential streets. Truck-route violations carry CVC fines plus local penalties.
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